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The Pevensey Levels Nature Reserve is managed by Natural England and is a small area comprising twelve fields in the heart of the Pevensey Levels - a large area of wet meadows, scrub, willow carr, freshwater fen, pools and ditches.

Public access is restricted to protect the wildlife, however the reserve can be viewed from public footpaths and from Sluice Lane.

Lullington Heath is a 62 hectare national nature reserve established in 1955 to conserve one of the largest areas of chalk heath remaining in Britain. Chalk heath only occurs where, by the remotest of chances, acid soils have been deposited on the alkaline chalk, allowing acid loving plants to grow together with these of the chalk.

High and Over and the nearby Cradle Hill are managed by the National Trust.

Butchershole Bottom is a large open downland area surrounded by woodland managed by Forest Enterprise.

Butts Brow is an area of natural chalk grassland within the South Downs National Park.

Recent archaeological investigations have found human constructions made in the the Neolithic era 5,000-6,000 years ago.

Mill Hill is a local nature reserve of 35 acres of unimproved chalk grassland managed by Adur District Council and South Downs Joint Committee.

There are no steps or steep gradients on the trail and benches are located every 150 metres to provide plenty of resting places.

Gildredge Park was purchased by the council from Carew Davis-Gilbert in 1908.

The Millennium Green is an area of over five hectares of woodland and wetland connected to the Cuckoo Trail via the old railway tunnel in Heathfield.The trail continues north from Millennium Green to the end of the old railway track.

The Millennium Green is owned and managed by the Millennium Green Trust.

Selwyns Wood is 11 hectares (27 Acres) of heathland and woodland valley cared for by Sussex Wildlife Trust. It consists of mainly oak, birch, sweet chestnut, and beech trees. It hasthree streams running through it, one of which is a typical Wealden ghyll stream.

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Beckley Woods is 145 hectares of mixed woodland plantation, owned and managed by the Forestry Commission.

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