Hazel Dormouse - Habitat

Habitat

  • Woodland
  • Hedgerows - These are species-rich and connected to woodland. Ideally, they are three to four metres high, and left at least seven years before cutting, because many shrubs do not begin to fruit until that time period has passed.
  • Nestboxes
  • They usually only travel less than 70 metres from their nest.

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