description Eelmoor Marsh Overview
Eelmoor Marsh is a 66.3-hectare biological Site of Special Scientific Interest between Fleet and Farnborough in Hampshire, England. The reserve includes deep peat, grass heath, woodland, ponds, and a network of ditches, and it lies within land used for military training. Its varied wetland and heath habitats support specialist plants including water violet and marsh stitchwort, making the site relevant to ecological study and nature conservation in southern England.
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Where is Eelmoor Marsh?
Eelmoor Marsh lies between Fleet and Farnborough in Hampshire, England. It is within land used for military training.
How large is Eelmoor Marsh SSSI?
The site covers 66.3 hectares. It is designated as a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest.
What habitats are found at Eelmoor Marsh?
The reserve includes deep peat, grass heath, woodland, ponds, and a network of ditches. This mix of wet and dry habitats supports a varied heathland wildlife community.
Why is Eelmoor Marsh important for conservation?
Its deep peat and heathland habitats are scarce in the wider Hampshire landscape. The site has also been involved in conservation work for species such as Britain’s sand lizard.
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