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Rawcliffe Bar Country Park
Habitat
Bog, Mixed Woodland, Nature Reserve, Wildflower MeadowActivities
Dog Friendly, Volunteering, Walking, Wheelchair AccessibleVolunteer
environmentandcommunity@york.gov.ukRawcliffe Country Park as we know it today was built to coincide with the construction of Rawcliffe Park and Ride site. The grounds were landscaped, woodlands planted, and a pond installed. The pond is home to several kinds of dragonfly and damselfly. A cornfield on the site is a haven for wild flowers, insects and birds such as the corn bunting. Mice and voles can be seen with a keen eye out and about and you might even spot a kestrel hunting them too! The site really has really improved local biodiversity and has also provided a space for in which local residents can enjoy nature
Cared for by:
City of York Council
Things to help out with here:
Nature Reserve Management