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Greenhead Moss

Description

Greenhead Moss Community Nature Park is a 100 hectare site consisting of many different habitats including ponds, wildflower meadows, remnant raised peat bog, old and new woodlands. These habitats are home to mammals including badger, roe deer and fox with many insects and birds present. Many of these species are included in our Biodiversity Action Plan .

There is a good path network throughout the whole site. Most paths are tarmac and accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs.

Conservation volunteers meet weekly with our Countryside Rangers to carry out a range of conservation tasks to help enhance the Nature Park and surrounding sites.  

Perchy Pond within the Park was designated as a Local Nature Reserve (LNR) in 1989 by Motherwell District Council to protect the pond from future development. In 2013, the remainder of the Greenhead Moss Park was designated as an LNR. 

Address

Houston Street
Wishaw
ML2 8PR
United Kingdom

Geolocation

55.7690697, -3.9038947

Phone number
01236 632838

Page last updated:
31 Jul 2024

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