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Carlisle Park is home to hundreds of species, especially in the woodlands. Castle Woods is ancient semi-natural woodland and Postern Woods contains an old oak stand. Both are brilliant for birds, mammals like bats and squirrels, insects and other minibeasts, fungi and spring flowers. So you don't have to go far to get close to nature!

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Nature in Carlisle Park

Carlisle Park is home and habitat for a great variety of wildlife, which is why it is a Local Nature Reserve. Click on the links below to find out about each of them.

Lichens and Bryophytes

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Red Squirrels

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White Clawed Crayfish

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Nature in Carlisle Park