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Knettishall Heath is a 38-hectare biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Suffolk, celebrated for its breckland habitat and serving as the start of the Peddars Way trail.
Weeting Heath is a National Nature Reserve in Norfolk managed by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust, specifically noted as a prime viewing location for rare stone-curlew populations.
Thetford Heath is a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest and National Nature Reserve in Norfolk, preserved for its distinct acid grassland and rare chalk heath flora.
Cavenham Heath is a National Nature Reserve in Suffolk, recognized for its rare breckland ecosystem that provides a vital sanctuary for ground-nesting birds and rare stone-curlews.
Brettenham Heath is a National Nature Reserve in Norfolk, managed to protect its highly fragile chalk grassland and breckland habitats that support rare arable weeds.
Cranwich Camp is a nature reserve in Norfolk established on a former military training area, distinguished by its rare calcareous grassland and preserved World War II trenches.
Barnhamcross Common is a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in West Suffolk, recognized for its distinctive breckland flora and rare chalk grassland ecosystems.
Berners Heath is an extensive lowland heath in Suffolk managed by the National Trust, notable for its significant populations of rare ground-nesting birds and nightjars.
