Species
The Cotswold Water Park Trust publishes species lists for the site (birds, mammals, butterflies and dragonflies). Such checklists can be used as a general guide to what can be seen at the Park. Species or species groups of note within the Cotswold Water Park include the Black Poplar, Water Vole, Otter, breeding and wintering birds, and bats.
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