Name:                  

Sculthorpe Moor

Location:           

Norfolk, Wensum Valley.

Information centre:         

Yes

Website:                            

 http://www.hawkandowl.org/SculthorpeHome/

Managed by:                

Hawk and Owl trust

Distance round:

Hides:

Whitley hide, Frank Jarvis hide,

Species: 

Breeding marsh harriers, water rails, kingfishers, barn owls, Otters, dragonflies, butterflies, tree creeper, kingfisher, water vole, grasshopper warbler, a sparrow hawk, hobbies, long-eared owl, tawny owls, herons, long-tailed tits , siskin and redpolls

Habitat:                         

Saw sedge wetland, Fens, wet woodland, reed bed,

Disabled access:

T building is on a single level easily entered by ramp, with wide doors on the entrances and the disabled toilet

facilities. For the blind or partially-sighted, there is a Braille guide to the reserve. Tactile display materials,

audio bird song samples and an oral history of the moor recorded by local people can be found in the

interpretation area. For the hearing-impaired we have induction loop facilities. The reserve itself is accessible

by a mile of boardwalk with seating provided. Both hides have ramps for easy entry and windows designed with

the wheelchair user in mind.

Children friendly:

School Visits, activities.

Sculthorpe Moor Education Centre

Adaptation workshop  

Baby owls

Environmental change and sustainable development

Field work and surveys  

Habitat studies: woodland, grassland, reed bed and pond  

Owl pellet dissection  

PSHE team-building activities

Tailored school visits to Sculthorpe Moor Reserve

Tailor-made activities for classes

Local Services:

(Coming soon)

Other

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