Historic Northumberland estate bought for wildlife after £30m public fundraiser
The 9,400-acre Rothbury Estate in Northumberland has been acquired for nature conservation following a successful campaign. Over 25,000 supporters from 50 countries contributed to raise nearly £30 million. The Wildlife Trusts and Northumberland Wildlife Trust will lead restoration work on the land. Plans include creating a nature corridor and working with local farmers so that conservation and farming can coexist. The purchase marks a new phase of conservation efforts and community involvement in the area.
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