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The Sand Lizard a small reptile found at Constantine Bay is under threat due to habitat loss Listed as an Annex IV European Protected Species its population is in decline and

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The Sand Lizard is only found at one site in Cornwall the sand dunes at Constantine Bay They were reintroduced to this site on the north coast of Cornwall in 1995 as part of a national

https://groups.arguk.org › crag
Their aim is to bring awareness and protect the vulnerable Sand Lizards at home along our Cornish coast They need to raise 2000 by 20th February or they will lose out

https://www.arc-trust.org › sand-lizard
Thanks to the reintroduction programme led by ARC sand lizards have now been re established at many other sites in these counties and also to restore its historic range to protected dune sites in

https://www.cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk › wildlife-explorer › reptiles
Protecting Cornwall s wildlife and natural environment Our vision is for a Cornwall that is rich in all wildlife where people enjoy and care about the natural world and take steps to safeguard it for the

https://www.marwell.org.uk › conservation › action › species › sand-lizard
The species occurs on a limited number of heathlands in Dorset Hampshire and Surrey and coastal dune systems in north and west Wales Merseyside Kent West Sussex Devon and Cornwall

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One of Britain s rarest reptiles sand lizards are only found in two habitats sand dune and lowland dry heath both of which have declined in area in the UK over the past 100 years due to development

https://www.cornishbiodiversitynetwork.org › wpages
Prior to 1995 there were many claims of Sand Lizard sightings in Cornwall but no positive proof every claimed sighting which has been backed up by a photograph or specimen has proved to be false

https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sand_lizard
The sand lizard is a sexually dimorphic legged lizard In northwest Europe both sexes are characterised by lateral and dorsal strips of ocellated eye shaped markings which appear as dark patches with