British Wildlife 13.5 June 2002

Reserve Focus: Askham Bog, North Yorkshire

Tucked away between three main roads, embraced on three sides by a golf course and agricultural land, Askham Bog is a remnant of lowland raised mire. Covering 44.7ha, it is owned by the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust. Indeed, its purchase in 1946 created the Trust. A Site of Special Scientific Interest since 1961, in recent years it has undergone significant changes in management in order to protect and enhance its wildlife. 

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