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Newtown National Nature Reserve is an incredible example of an undisturbed natural saltmarsh. With around 80% of the Isle of Wight’s saltmarsh concentrated here, it’s one of the most significant sites in the Solent.
What better day to shout about this wonderful place than on World Saltmarsh Day.
They’re also one of the great connectors, the place where land meets sea, where young fish find shelter, where invertebrates thrive in the mud, and where birds from across the world come to feed and rest.
Along the entrance drive at Hardwick in Derbyshire, a new sculpture marks the site of the Polish Resettlement Camp. Many Allied Polish soldiers lived here during the post-war period from 1946 to 1960.
