Enjoy a ramble around the edges of the River Adur estuary, a wonderland for wading birds and wildfowl where two crucial coastal habitats meet.

Lace up your walking boots and prepare for a climb – the wild and rugged hills of Aghatirourke will reward you with sights of rocketing Red Grouse and soaring Skylarks.

On the banks of Poole Harbour is Arne, a sweeping nature reserve that teems with wildlife. Heathland, woodland, mudflats and wetland meet in this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

A map of peaceful heathland where butterflies and dragonflies buzz above streams and Nightjars hunt moths at nightfall.

Sweeping sandy beaches, a craggy foreshore peppered with rockpools, wind-sculpted sand dunes and wildflower-rich grassland. Welcome to Balranald nature reserve.

Pull on your wellies and enjoy a romp through the Tawny Owl woods and explore the rich wetland habitat of Baron's Haugh.

From the bubbling call of the Curlew, to feisty boxing Hares, Beckingham Marshes always has a trick or two up its sleeve.

A city-centre nature reserve? Explore rugged trails and enjoy panoramic views from our modern visitor centre. Welcome to Belfast's Window on Wildlife.

As the white cliffs tinge pink with the sunrise, the calls of thousands of sea birds fill the air as parents take off from the cliff-edge for a new day of fishing. This is living life on the edge.

Wildfowl and wading birds flock to Berney Marshes and Breydon Water in their tens of thousands – look out for Wigeons, Lapwings and Pink-footed Geese.