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Look for footprints, droppings, feeding remains and burrows to discover which animals share your local wood or garden.
Join local volunteering days, record sightings and support responsible management to help ancient woodlands thrive for future generations.
Plan routes with firm paths, benches and clear waymarking so more people can enjoy the health benefits of nature.
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Make leaf mould and garden compost to enrich soil, reduce waste and create habitat for insects and small creatures.
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