Essex Wildlife Trust creating new habitat at Abbotts Hall (www.gazette-news.co.uk)

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CONSERVATIONISTS are working to preserve natural saltmarshes and create new habitat for wildlife and provide protection against climate change.

Essex Wildlife Trust has revealed plans for conservation work at Abbotts Hall nature reserve on the Blackwater Estuary near Colchester.

Environmentalists warn action is needed to protect and restore saltmarshes, as part of efforts to store carbon and tackle the climate and nature crisis.

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