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2,500 UK Farmers Restore 1,300km of Hedgerows to Boost Wildlife and Environment

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Around 2,500 British farmers are working to revive approximately 1,300 kilometres of hedgerows using traditional hedge-laying techniques. The initiative is being supported through government grants aimed at restoring mature hedgerows across the countryside. Beyond benefiting wildlife and biodiversity, the restored hedgerows also help prevent flooding and capture atmospheric carbon. The practice had been largely neglected for many years before this recent resurgence in interest.

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