Glynn Woods is of Special Scientific interest because of the richness and diversity of its woodland vegetation.It is a large, well-established semi-natural woodland with a diverse structure and rich ground flora that supports a number of rare and notable ground-flora species.
Glynn Woods represents the best example of calcicolous scarp woodland in this vicinity and displays high diversity, with a well-developed transitional sequence from wet to dry woodland types.
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