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Experts warn wild salmon in Wales could go extinct within the next two decades

Experts warn wild salmon in Wales could go extinct within the next two decades
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Funding to curb decline of wildlife, including Atlantic wild salmon

A POT of nearly £11 million has been released to help curb the decline of Wales’ wildlife, including plans to save the Atlantic wild salmon which…

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Woodland work benefiting wildlife and biodiversity in Gwynedd

Work at Coed Creigiau in Gwydir Forest has seen paths cleared of debris.

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Welsh Government commits £3 78 million to protecting bats, bumblebees and oysters

Welsh Government commits £3 78 million to protecting bats, bumblebees and oysters
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Funding boost for protected species and nature sites in North Wales

BATS, oysters and bumblebees are among the rare species in Wales that are set to benefit from £3.78million in Welsh Government conservation funding.

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