Bristol aims to become UK’s first ‘wetland city’ and reduce flood risk
The Guardian World reports that Bristol could become the UK's first "wetland city" under a five-year initiative led by the charity Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT). According to WWT, the project will include more than 200 projects to restore and create wetlands across the city. The aim is to build wildlife corridors, reduce flood risk and give people more access to green and blue spaces.
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Bristol aims to become UK’s first ‘wetland city’ and reduce flood risk
Five-year project will create wildlife corridors by building wetlands and increase access to green and blue spaces Bristol could become home to the UK’s first “wetland city” thanks to a charity’s efforts to create vast wildlife corridors that will reduce flood risk and give people more access to green and blue spaces. The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) said the five-year initiative would include more than 200 projects to restore and create wetlands across the city. These will range from small h
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