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SAVING HABITATS


Our amphibians and reptiles occupy a wide range of habitats, from undisturbed heathland to highly urban gardens.


Lowland dry heathland
Britain's most important reptile habitat. >>>

Sand dunes and salt marsh pools
The natterjack toad's stronghold. >>>

Ponds and scrapes
Havens for all amphibians. >>>

Other habitats
Woodland, hedgerow, garden... >>>

Habitat management
Find out to manage sites/land to benefit amphibians and reptiles. >>>