Hartslock Nature Reserve by Lizzie Harper
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"What prompted me to write my will and leave a gift to you is, in no small part, the amazing work you do."
Valérie, BBOWT supporter who has pledged a gift in her will.
Since 1959 we have been working hard to protect local wild spaces for everyone in our three counties, and there is so much more to do.
Dry Sandford Pit reedbeds in spring
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