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Wildlife Walks Wildlife sites around York Introduction The City of York is a special place, not only for its history, buildings and archaeology, but also for its wildlife. York supports a wide variety of species and habitats many of which are of national, regional or local conservation importance. York is home to the endangered tansy beetle which until 2014 was only known to occur along stretches of the Rivers Ouse and Foss around York and Selby. Almost ten percent of the UK’s flower-rich ancient flood meadows are found in York. Otters and water voles can be found along the Rivers Ouse and Foss. York is also the site of the country’s most northerly example of extensive lowland heath at Strensall Common as well as hosting internationally important populations of wetland birds in the Lower Derwent Valley. The City of York Council has produced this guide to a selection of easily accessible wildlife sites to be found in the York area. We hope you will enjoy seeing some of the amazing wildlife living in York. Please respect these precious places, follow ‘The Countryside Code’ and obey any local regulations. Most of the sites are accessible using public transport or designated cycle routes. Map of sites ..........................................10 Conservation organisations ..........18 Rivers and cycle path .......................17 Friends groups ....................................19 The Countryside Code ....................18 Volunteering opportunities ...........19 Woodland Plants/flowers Access via Grassland Birds Bus Wetland Insects Footpath Heath/scrub Mammals Cycle path The Countryside CodeThe Countryside18 Code 18 Reptiles Conservation organisationsConservation18 organisations 18 Amphibians Friends groiups Friend19 s groiups 19 Fish Volunteering opportunitiesVolunteering19 opportunities 19 2 Wildlife sites around York 1 Acomb Wood and Meadow woodpeckers, tawny owls and tree Local Nature Reserve creepers have been spotted here. SE 570 494 | YO24 3XN The ground flora includes bluebells and dogs’ mercury with extensive areas of bramble. Uncommon flowers Access – Acomb Wood Drive include sanicle and twayblade. 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