RSPB Pagham Harbour

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RSPB Pagham Harbour is a coastal nature reserve in West Sussex, England, renowned for its saltmarsh, lagoons, and rich birdlife, especially migratory and overwintering species.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal wetland
nature reserve
activity birdwatching
walking
conservationFocus coastal habitat management
wader conservation
wildfowl conservation
country England
designation Local Nature Reserve
Ramsar site
Site of Special Scientific Interest
Special Protection Area
habitat coastal grassland
grazing marsh
intertidal mudflats
reedbed
saline lagoon
saltmarsh
scrub
shingle
hasFacility car park
viewing hides
visitor centre
hasTrail circular walking routes
importantFor breeding waders
migratory birds
overwintering birds
wintering wildfowl
locatedIn West Sussex
locatedNear Chichester
linked to: CHICHESTER

Pagham
Selsey
managedBy Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
notableSpecies Mediterranean gull
avocet
black-tailed godwit
brent goose
common tern
curlew
lapwing
little egret
osprey
redshank
sandwich tern
spoonbill
partOf Pagham Harbour and Medmerry reserves
linked to: Pagham Harbour
threat coastal erosion
disturbance to wildlife from recreation
sea-level rise

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Manhood Peninsula containsNatureReserve RSPB Pagham Harbour
Selsey Bill hasNearbyProtectedArea Pagham Harbour Local Nature Reserve
linked to: RSPB Pagham Harbour
Sidlesham hasNearbyProtectedArea Pagham Harbour Local Nature Reserve
linked to: RSPB Pagham Harbour
Sussex coast hasProtectedArea Pagham Harbour Local Nature Reserve
linked to: RSPB Pagham Harbour