Clattinger Farm

Clattinger Farm is a 60.3 hectare biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Wiltshire. It sits on a grid reference SU012933 and was notified in 1971. The land is managed as a nature reserve by Wiltshire Wildlife Trust. The site forms part of the Lower Moor Nature Reserve. It lies within the county’s rolling chalk downland landscape. The farm’s fields and hedgerows support a variety of wildlife. Its designation recognises the importance of its habitats. The site is worth the journey because it is one of Wiltshire’s protected biological sites. Natural England cited it in 1971 for its ecological value. Wiltshire Wildlife Trust maintains the reserve for conservation. The farm’s chalk downland and wetland areas create diverse conditions. These conditions support rare plants and insects. The reserve helps protect species that depend on traditional farming landscapes. Its management ensures habitats remain in good condition. Visitors find quiet paths winding through fields and hedgerows. The chalk downland offers open views across Wiltshire. Wetland areas provide different habitats for birds and plants. Wiltshire Wildlife Trust organises guided walks on the reserve. The Lower Moor Nature Reserve includes Clattinger Farm as one of its sites. The landscape reflects the county’s rural character. The reserve is a place for peaceful observation of nature.