There are several types of unique habitats found within the Willow Brook and Fleetwood Farms preserves. A habitat is the place where an organism finds its food, water, shelter, and space, as well as everything else it needs for growth, reproduction, and survival. In order to preserve species diversity in the landscape, it is also important to preserve the diversity of habitats and ecosystems where these species make their home.
Click on the links below to learn about the different habitats found within the Willow Brook and Fleetwood Farm preserves.
Tidal
Freshwater Marsh
Fields and Early Successional Habitat
Upland Forests
Vernal Pools and other Forested Wetlands
Preserving Unique SpeciesFields and Early Successional Habitat
Upland Forests
Vernal Pools and other Forested Wetlands
Many different plants, animals, fungi, and other creatures make the land and waters of the preserve their home. Click on the active links below to learn more about these fascinating creatures, and to see what they look like. Check back frequently, as we will be adding more links in the future.
Plants and Trees
Reptiles and Amphibians (Herps)
Insects
Aquatic Invertebrates
Fungi
Invasive Species
Other Creatures