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Fund set aside for threatened wildlife

<strong>£1million has been set-aside by Natural England for its Species Recovery programme</strong>

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Time Well Spent September 7, 2013

Natural England has allotted £995,000 for its Species Recovery Programme. The programme, which works in partnership with other organisations, will fund 56 conservation projects to aid the recovery of some of the UK’s most threatened species, including mammals, birds, reptiles, bees, worms, flowering plants, mosses, lichens and fungi.

The rest of this article appears in the 4th September issue of Shooting Times.

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