Suffolk's Roadside Nature Reserves interactive map

Use our map to find Roadside Nature Reserves (RNR) in Suffolk or contact the Ecology service.

Guide to the map

  • Green: Green icons on the map mean you can visit the RNR, but you should always take care at these sites.
  • Orange: Orange icons on the map mean you can only visit the RNR with safety precautions in place, some may be narrow in places and traffic management may be required to visit them safely.
  • Red: Red icons on the map mean the RNR is not safe to visit. Please do not visit these sites.
  • Blue: Blue icons on the map mean the RNR is newer and is yet to have a risk assessment. Please do not visit these sites until the risk has been assessed.

Please note that HiVis clothing must always be worn when visiting a Roadside Nature Reserve as they are on active highways. If you have any questions or would like to volunteer to work on an RNR get in touch with us at RNRs@suffolk.gov.uk and further guidance on working safely on the highway will be provided.

Contact us

You can contact the service by email at RNRs@suffolk.gov.uk