
Local Planning Authority (LPA): Isle of Wight LPA
National Character Area (NCA): Isle of Wight
Medium distinctiveness units:
- Heathland and shrub – mixed scrub
- Woodland and forest – other woodland; broadleaved
Coming soon: RSPB Brading Marshes – highlighting the benefits of Biodiversity Net Gain to developers and businesses.

We're in the process of registering this site with Natural England. Register your interest now at Corporate.Partnerships@rspb.org.uk and we'll be in touch as soon as units become available.
Our first reserve on the Isle of Wight, RSPB Brading Marshes stretches from the village of Brading to the sea at Bembridge Harbour. From Buzzards and Little Egrets, Green Woodpeckers and Marsh Harriers to butterflies, Hobbies and Red Squirrels, it's a haven for a wide range of wildlife.

Local Planning Authority (LPA): Isle of Wight LPA
National Character Area (NCA): Isle of Wight
Medium distinctiveness units:

Through our work at Brading Marshes, 12ha (hectares) of grassland and arable fields will be regenerated into thriving woodland and scrub. Oak, Ash, Hazel and Field Maple trees will spread from the nearby ancient woodland, expanding its footprint and increasing the available habitat for rare species such as Hazel Dormice and Red Squirrels.
If you're a developer or consultant looking for high quality BNG - email our BNG team.
For Biodiversity Enhancements in Scotland, contact the development team.