Wild spaces for butterflies to be created in Glasgow (www.bbc.com)

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Dozens of new wild spaces are set to be created to attract butterflies, moths, and other wildlife across Glasgow.

Working with Glasgow City Council, the Butterfly Conservation charity hopes to open 40 habitats for wildlife during the two-year project.

Their aim is to fight the decline in common butterflies and moths across the UK by creating habitat in urban areas, and inspire people to take more actions to help wildlife.

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