Seaford Head Local Nature Reserve

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Seaford Head Local Nature Reserve is a protected coastal wildlife and scenic area near Seaford in East Sussex, known for its chalk cliffs, rich biodiversity, and walking trails with views over the English Channel.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf local nature reserve
protected area
country United Kingdom
hasAccess coastal walking routes
public footpaths
hasEcosystemType chalk grassland ecosystem
maritime cliff ecosystem
hasFeature chalk cliffs
coastal grassland
scenic viewpoints
walking trails
wildflower meadows
hasViewOf Seaford Bay NERFINISHED
coastal cliffs
isProtectedFor geological interest
landscape value
wildlife conservation
knownFor chalk downland habitat
rich biodiversity
seabird populations
views of the English Channel
locatedIn East Sussex
England
Seaford NERFINISHED
overlooks English Channel NERFINISHED
partOf South Downs landscape NERFINISHED
usedFor birdwatching
nature study
recreational walking

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Seaford hasAmenity Seaford Head Local Nature Reserve