North Merseyside Amphibian and Reptile Group (NMARG) is celebrating the successful creation of egg-laying sites especially for the Merseyside sand lizard, a unique form of this rare and strictly protected species which has very specific egg-laying requirements.
Volunteers from the Amphibian and Reptile Group network have been spearheading emergency habitat restoration for the sand lizard on the Sefton Coast over the winter months.
They have created over 150 sand patches among the dunes of the Sefton Coast for the animals.
Now they can report that initial indications are that the sand lizards have adopted these egg-laying sites.
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