You can read Suffolk County Council's statement on our website.
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You can read Suffolk County Council's statement on our website.
Alongside grass-cutting contractors, parish councils and volunteers we are caring for our species-rich plant areas and plants of national or county importance.
The aim of the project is to conserve species-rich plant areas and plants of national or county importance.
All Roadside Nature Reserves (RNR) are marked with white posts and plates indicating the direction of the protected stretch of roadside verge. These ensure cutting takes place at the appropriate times.
View Suffolk's Roadside Nature Reserves map and click on the icons for a link to the fact sheet about each RNR:
Please note that some of these RNR sites are very dangerous, and are not safe to visit.
For more information, you can email RNRs@suffolk.gov.uk.