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Trust vows to 'maintain spirit' of nature reserve

Trust vows to 'maintain spirit' of nature reserve
BBC Science Wednesday 04 November 2026, 05:57 UTC 1 min read
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Flatford Wildlife Garden is bought by the National Trust after being run by the RSPB for 15 years.

Flatford Wildlife Garden is bought by the National Trust after being run by the RSPB for 15 years.
Flatford Wildlife Garden (LOCATION) the National Trust (ORG) RSPB (ORG)
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