Kingston Lacy: Hazel dormouse focus of hedgerow project (thelemmy.club)

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More than 1,000 metres of hedgerow will be restored to support vital wildlife.

National Trust rangers and volunteers at Kingston Lacy, near Wimborne, are leading the conservation project with a particular focus on improving habitat for the endangered hazel dormouse.

The species has suffered sharp declines.

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