Government announces 34 new landscape recovery projects ahead of COP28

Defra Secretary promises a raft of measures including a new National Park to help connect people to nature

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The Government has announced a further 34 Landscape Recovery projects for England
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The Government has announced a further 34 Landscape Recovery projects for England

The Government is enlisting the help of farmers to help it achieve its ambitious new nature package. A raft of measures, including improving access to green space and connect the public with the natural...

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