Hampshire hedgerow recovery project reaches half way point (www.bbc.co.uk)

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An ambitious three-year project to plant a hedge connecting the South Downs and New Forest national parks has reached the half way point.

The Hampshire Hedge project intends to create a "nature recovery corridor" linking woodlands, meadows, nature reserves, and sites of special scientific interest.

The Campaign for the Protection of Rural England in Hampshire launched the initiative with community groups and landowners to improve existing hedgerows and replace lost ones.

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