'Nextdoor Nature': £5m Wildlife Trusts project reaches more than 1,600 UK communities

Stuart Stone
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National Lottery-backed nature project exceeds expected coverage eight times over

A £5m National Lottery Heritage Fund-backed project enabling The Wildlife Trusts to help Brits engage with nature has reached more than 1,600 communities, exceeding its expected reach eight times over....

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