Wallsend Parks, Burn and Dene

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"Three adjoining Parks make up Wallsend Parks; Prince Road Arboretum, Richardson Dees and Wallsend Civic Hall Grounds. Habitats include formal parkland, a small pond, a freshwater stream, woodland and ancient grassland and scrub. The parks recently benefited from a 7 million restoration, which has improved the facilities and surrounding environment. The parks are also attached to an important wildlife corridor ‘Wallsend Dene’, which has been designated a Local Nature Reserve since 2005 and ‘Wallsend Burn’ which meets up with the River Tyne...."
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Link: https://www.birdwatchingsites.co.uk/wallsend-burn-dene-parks/
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