Dingle Marshes
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United Kingdom /
England /
Southwold /
World
/ United Kingdom
/ England
/ Southwold
World / United Kingdom / England
park, marsh
Dingle Marshes is a coastal marsh in Suffolk. It is home to bittern, marsh harriers, water vole, otters and the starlet sea anemone – the rarest sea anemone in Britain. These live in the soft mud at the edges of the creeks, saltmarshes and brackish pools, are less than two centimetres long and feed on small shrimp-like creatures and snails.
This valuable reserve is looked after by a unique partnership involving Suffolk Wildlife Trust, RSPB and Natural England. By working together water levels are controlled, marshes grazed by cattle and reedbeds cut commercially for the benefit of wildlife. Dingle Marshes is jointly owned by Suffolk Wildlife Trust and RSPB.
This valuable reserve is looked after by a unique partnership involving Suffolk Wildlife Trust, RSPB and Natural England. By working together water levels are controlled, marshes grazed by cattle and reedbeds cut commercially for the benefit of wildlife. Dingle Marshes is jointly owned by Suffolk Wildlife Trust and RSPB.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 52°17'23"N 1°38'9"E
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- Westleton Heath National Nature Reserve 3.9 km
- Reydon Marshes 5.2 km
- Latitude Festival Site 6.7 km
- Pottersbridge Marshes 8.1 km
- Smear Marshes 9 km
- Benacre National Nature Reserve 12 km
- Tunstall Forest 18 km
- Share Marsh 21 km
- Short Dam Level 21 km
- The Lost Town Of Ancient Dunwich 1.3 km
- Westwood Marsh 1.4 km
- Dunwich Forest 2.7 km
- Collin's Island 3.5 km
- Bulcamp Marshes 4.1 km
- Southwold Golf Club 4.7 km
- St. Felix School, Southwold 5.1 km
- Reydon Farm Solar Power Plant 5.7 km
- Reydon Wood nature reserve 7 km
- Covehithe Broad 10 km