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Wildlife & Nature
The Yorkshire Dales cover a vast area of land and is one of only a handful of officially recognised National Parks in the UK. The Dales and surrounding regions are host to a wide selection of wildlife, from the incredibly rare to the common favourites. Wading birds require very specific habitats, not found in many parts of the UK but are often seen in the Dales. The fauna is something special too, and in some corners of the Dales you can find whole fields completely covered in wild flowers like wild violets and wood anemones. The important thing to remember is that all this fantastic wildlife, fauna and fauna is protected by law, and the land will never be commercially developed.
Leyburn, North Dales
Ballowfields Local Nature Reserve lies between Askrigg and Carperby in stunning Wensleydale. The area is mainly grassland and supports an abundance of bird and wildlife. The wild flowers which carpet...
Ingleton, South Dales
Ingleborough National Nature Reserve is world renowned as the place to see a vast and diverse range of habitats, supporting wildlife in its natural environment. Plants, flowers and a huge number of...
Aysgarth, Leyburn, North Dales
Aysgarth Falls are one of natures most stunning gifts. The spectacular scenery is enhanced by the amazing wildlife which has made its home in and around the falls. The river is teeming with fish and...
Ripon, South Dales
Fountains Abbey is part of a World Heritage Site and is a major tourist attraction. The area is stunning and the beautiful natural habitat is teeming with wildlife. The Studley Royal Water Garden is...
Hawes, North Dales
Snaizeholme Red Squirrel Trail is a nature reserve dedicated to preserving the rare red squirrel. A special viewing area has been set up to allow visitors to observe these delightful creatures in...
Grassington, Pateley Bridge, South Dales
Grimwith Reservoir in the spectacular Yorkshire Dales is home to an amazing number of birds and wildlife. Birdwatchers come to see the migrating flocks of rare species and wild fowl which arrive at...
Sedbergh, North Dales
The Woodland Trust is responsible for the management of Hebblethwaite Hall Wood near Sedbergh. This ancient woodland is full of wonderful natural features, including waterfalls, pebble beaches and...
Malham, Skipton, South Dales
Peregrine Falcons can be seen in their natural habitat at Malham Cove. These magnificent birds of prey have made their home amongst the rock cliffs of the cove and are protected during the breeding...
Ingleton, South Dales
Spectacular waterfalls and stunning woodland scenery is what you will see on the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail. Meandering through the gorges and glens, visitors are treated to an astounding display of...
Settle, South Dales
Here at Settle Falconry, we endeavour to give the best possible birds of prey experience to all of our customers, many of whom are regular visitors. We are located about 4 miles from the market town...
Protecting and supporting wildlife in County Durham, and operating Rainton Meadows and Low Barns Visitor Centres which are open to the public. Operating as a charity and running regular conservation...
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