List of Alderney's key habitats and species published (www.bbc.com)

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A wildlife trust has published its first list of key habitats and species as part of a nature project.

Alderney Wildlife Trust published the list to highlight important species and habitats for the island and its waters.

The list - created by drawing on global and regional conservation lists, long-term biological records and feedback from the local community - mentions those that are either valuable, vulnerable or harmful.

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