https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-66247292
"Six new landmark nature projects to boost wildlife recovery and improve
climate security are being launched by Natural England and the government.
The schemes cover 176,000 hectares (434,900 acres) of land including the Tees
Estuary, South Downs and the Lost Wetlands in Cheshire and Lancashire.
They are designed to manage flooding, improve carbon stores and build diverse
habitats for wildlife like the endangered wart biter cricket.
It also aims to boost access to nature.
The nature recovery schemes have received £7.4m of funding from the Department
for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)."
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