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New Funding Boosts Species Conservation in Kent, Sussex

New Funding Boosts Species Conservation in Kent, Sussex
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Rare hazel dormice to be reintroduced into National Forest

The National Trust says it is thrilled the woodland in Derbyshire will now include hazel dormice.

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New Conservation Funding Announced to Boost Rare and Threatened Species

New Conservation Funding Announced to Boost Rare and Threatened Species
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Hazel dormice released in Arnside woodland | The Westmorland Gazette

THIRTY-NINCE dormice have been released in Cumbrian woodland to create a ‘northern-stronghold’ in an effort to protect the under-threat species.

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