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The Wildlife Trusts
Act Swiftly for future farming and planning policies that help wildlife
The Government is asking people for their views on future national farming and planning policies. These have huge significance for our wildlife and wild places. If you care about nature please respond to the consultations which close on 8 May. Find out more here.
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News
£8 million internationally-important wilderness in Suffolk gets the go-ahead after National Lottery Funding donates large sum
Monday 23rd April, 2018
A local council ignores national outcry by ploughing ahead with plans that threaten one of the last bastions for nightingales in England
Monday 9th April, 2018
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Wherever you are there's a Wildlife Trust near you, caring for your wildlife and wild places.
Wild Wellbeing
Being closer to nature enhances our lives. Projects initiated by The Wildlife Trusts and by charities like Mind are making the link between nature and our mental and physical health increasingly clear.