The reserve is made up of 5 parcels of land on the Durham Coast. The area is noted for its striking geological features and grassland that is home to numerous wild flowers and butterflies. The area is also home to many birds and supports an important breeding population of little terns. Main habitats: coastal and lowland grassland Management: parts of the Durham Coast reserve are managed by Durham County Council and the Durham Wildlife Trust. Features of interest The reserve is part of the wider Durham Heritage Coast area. Further information about the NNR, its wildlife and how to visit can be found on the relevant pages of the Durham County Council and Durham Wildlife Trust. Contact Gail Craig
Durham Heritage Coast Partnership Email: heritagecoast@durham.gov.uk
Telephone: 0300 026 8131