Ella's Kitchen and RSPB plot UK wildflower and grassland habitat restoration drive

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Biodiversity partnership will see Ella’s Kitchen support nine projects across RSPB's network to restore and protect UK pollinator habitats

Children's food brand Ella's Kitchen is teaming up with nature conservation charity RSPB in a bid to protect and restore 30 million square feet of UK wildflower meadows and grassland by the end of the...

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