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Cannock Forest
Cannock Forest sits on Cannock Chase, the smallest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on mainland Britain.
Cannock Chase is best known for its open heathland and pine forest and its mining and military history which stretches back several hundred years and still effects how the land is managed today.
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| Reptiles and amphibians Grass snakes, adders, newts and lizards are all found at Cannock. The purpose built lagoon pools and basking areas provide the ideal habitats for many ground dwelling species. | Insects Best known for rare Small pearl-bordered fritillary butterflies. There is work going on to improve the habitat for these beautiful insects |
| Location Cannock Chase lies between Stafford, Cannock and Rugeley. Cannock Forest is disected by several roads including the A460 and A513. Grid Reference: SK010169 |
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