Wilder Connections: Lincolnshire nature access and restoration drive wins £1.9m National Lottery funding

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Wilder Connections

National Lottery-backed scheme to offer poorer and marginalised groups 'cascade of benefits' from wellbeing, education and training in nature

A Lincolnshire-based initiative to support the region's poorer communities and marginalised groups in helping to protect and restore nature has today been awarded £1.9m by the National Lottery Heritage...

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