Hampshire offers free nests to help threatened house martins

Summarised from Bordon Herald's report · Updated 25 Oct, 06:44 · Archive

Hampshire residents and organisations are being invited to apply for free artificial nests to help house martins.

Residents, schools and local businesses in and around Alton are being invited to apply for free artificial nests as part of a Hampshire-wide effort to help threatened house martins. The scheme aims to support the bird population, which faces threats to its survival. Those interested can submit applications to take part in the initiative.

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• Provide a house for a house martinResidents, schools and local businesses in and around Alton are being invited to apply for free artificial nests as part of a major Hampshire-wide effort to help threatened house martins.Bordon Herald · 25 Oct, 05:00

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