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Aldershot and Minley Training Areas
The two Training Areas cover an area of approximately 2000 hectares of lowland heathland habitat which supports a wide range of associated fauna and flora. They are made up of a diverse mosaic of heathland, conifer woodland, areas of mature and semi-mature broadleaved woodland, mire, scrub, acid grassland and grass meadows, particularly in the Minley area.
Public access is permitted along all public rights of way within both training areas at all times. Open access is restricted during military exercises.
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