mapped habitat areas
BioSquares × Nature Impact
Skinners Reserve,
made visible.
A detailed post-intervention habitat map turns a real place into a clear public record: the boundary, habitats, groves, hedgerows, and watercourse all in one view.
196,919 underlying 1 m² BioSquares
Every square metre inside the project boundary can become a visible, traceable unit in the BioSquares system.
A richer field record
This public map is based on the supplied post-intervention habitat layers. It makes the nature story more specific before a visitor ever reaches a contribution or partner conversation.
Explore the field layers ↓Field layer
A reserve with a real habitat structure.
Interactive layer view
hawthorn scrub groves
native hedgerow sections
mapped watercourse
Post-intervention habitats
- Mixed scrub
- Lowland mixed deciduous woodland
- Other broadleaved woodland
- Wet woodland
- Traditional orchard
- Lowland meadow
- Other neutral grassland
Post-intervention linear habitats
- Native hedgerow
- Other rivers and streams
Habitat palette
Designed for landscape complexity.
The map keeps the distinctions that matter: meadow, orchard, scrub, woodland, grassland, wet woodland, and the linear connections between them.