Braunton Burrows (at estuary)

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Braunton Burrows is a vast sand dune system on the north Devon coast of England, renowned for its rich biodiversity and status as part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

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Braunton Burrows 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Site of Special Scientific Interest
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve core area
coastal landform
sand dune system
climateRegion temperate maritime climate
conservationObjective maintenance of biodiversity
protection of dune habitats
country England
governingBody Natural England NERFINISHED
hasDesignation Site of Special Scientific Interest NERFINISHED
Special Area of Conservation NERFINISHED
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve core area NERFINISHED
hasEcosystemType dune grassland
sand dunes
slacks (dune slacks)
hasFauna diverse invertebrate species
hasFeature dune slacks
fixed dunes
mobile dunes
hasFlora rare plant species
hasHabitat habitat for many nationally rare species
hasRecreationActivity nature study
walking
wildlife watching
hasUse military training area
isOneOf largest sand dune systems in the United Kingdom
knownFor botanical diversity
large sand dune system
rich biodiversity
locatedAtEstuaryOf River Taw NERFINISHED
River Torridge NERFINISHED
locatedIn Devon
North Devon NERFINISHED
southwest England
surface form: South West England
locatedNear Barnstaple NERFINISHED
Braunton NERFINISHED
locatedOnCoastOf north Devon coast NERFINISHED
managedBy Christie Estate NERFINISHED
nearbyBeach Saunton Sands NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Braunton village NERFINISHED
partOf North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty NERFINISHED
North Devon UNESCO Biosphere Reserve NERFINISHED
Taw–Torridge estuary system NERFINISHED
protectionStatus conservation area
usedBy Ministry of Defence NERFINISHED

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River Taw near Braunton Burrows (at estuary)