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Charity thanks inmates for work to save hedgehogs

Charity thanks inmates for work to save hedgehogs
BBC Science Sunday 30 August 2026, 06:12 UTC 1 min read
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Prisoners in HMP La Moye make feeding and nesting boxes for Jersey Hedgehog Preservation Group.

Prisoners in HMP La Moye make feeding and nesting boxes for Jersey Hedgehog Preservation Group.
La Moye (PERSON) Jersey Hedgehog Preservation Group (ORG)
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