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The Hilbre Islands Local Nature Reserve is contained within the Dee Estuary on the north west coast of England. The Dee Estuary is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, a Special Protection Area, a Ramsar Site which is a Wetland of International Importance and a candidate EU Special Area of Conservation.
The three tidal islands, Little Eye, Middle Eye and Hilbre Island and the surrounding foreshores, are the freehold property of, and managed by, the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral.

The Friends of Hilbre was formed in 2001 and our membership is approximately 150. Our intention is to help the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral maintain these beautiful islands.

Aims of The Friends of Hilbre:

To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Hilbre Islands Local Nature Reserve for the benefit of the public.
To provide funds, volunteer help, educational facilities and other related charitable goods and services
To offer practical help under the guidance of the appropriate officer of the Local Authority.
LATEST NEWS.
Local History Course on Hilbre - 2008,
Seal Watching Refresher/Training Course - 2008,
2008 Dates for MIU and other Events,
2008 Dates for Open Days and Seal Watching on Hilbre.

NEWSLETTER 22/23 NOW PUBLISHED

Hilbre Leaflet available on line at www.ecosert.org.uk. On the home page click enter, next click on 'Explore Leaflets', then click on 'The History of Hilbre Island'. This leaflet gives a 3-4 hour self-guided walk to Hilbre Island and was produced in partnership with The Friends of Hilbre.

e-mail address: thefriendsofhilbre@hotmail.com

Charity Reg. No: 1103822
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