West Cumbria households urged to give three square yards to wildlife

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 15:14 · Archive

West Cumbria households are being asked to dedicate space in their gardens to a nationwide wildlife support network.

West Cumbria households are being urged to dedicate three square yards of garden space to wildlife as part of a nationwide initiative. The campaign invites local gardens to join a network designed to support wildlife conservation efforts across the region.

The scheme aims to encourage residents to contribute to nature conservation by making small sections of their gardens available for wildlife. West Cumbria gardens are among those across the country being asked to participate in this network-based approach to supporting local biodiversity.

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• West Cumbria households urged to give three square yards to wildlifeWest Cumbria gardens are being invited to join a nationwide network supporting wildlife.News & Star · 7 Oct, 14:46
• West Cumbria households urged to give three square yards to wildlifeWest Cumbria gardens are being invited to join a nationwide network supporting wildlife.Whitehaven News · 7 Oct, 14:46

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