Bryant’s Heath is registered common (CL95) and a Site of Special Scientific Interest, consisting of dry acidic heathland on glacial sands with sloping ground to the south and west. This site is unusual in that it encompasses within a relatively small area a mix of dry heath, wet heath and fen communities. Rich plant communities have developed in association with the flushed areas that occur where nutrient-poor sands meet underlying calcareous clays. These areas include several plants that are now uncommon in East Anglia due to the drainage of many similar sites.
Please note this site is not a Norfolk Wildlife Trust reserve.