Maun Valley Park Local Nature Reserve is the largest in the District covering 17 hectares of protected habitats alongside the River Maun from Bath Lane to New Mill Lane and comprising ancient oak woodland, grassland, water meadows, riverside and wetland habitats.

This site is split into two sections, North and South divided by Old Mill Lane, and was declared as a Local Nature Reserve in 2004 because of its importance to local people and wildlife.

The Local Nature Reserve contains predominately amenity grassland, with patches of planted trees and shrubs. The sandy banks and exposures of Sherwood sandstone along the river provide habitat for insects and many different types of fungi.

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Location: Nottinghamshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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