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Sanctuary in an urban oasis
The weaving trails of this wetland reserve offer a welcome dose of wilderness within a stone’s throw of central London, discovers David Lindo
Green heart of Sheffield
Over 200 National Nature Reserves preserve and protect vital habitats in our isles. Among them is a lush woodland that is a jewel in Sheffield’s crown, says Helen Moat
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Life lines
Healthy hedgerows teem with wildlife – and absorb greenhouse gases that cause climate change. Anna Turns celebrates these unsung wonders of the countryside and learns how to keep them flourishing
A walk in Milk Wood
Writer Dylan Thomas and broadcaster Cerys Matthews grew up looking at the same view of Swansea Bay and share a love of nature and landscape – now Cerys has brought one of his most famous works to life for a new, younger audience
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Hope for Eden?
The BBC’s stunning new series Wild Isles reveals that nature flourishes in Britain’s wonderfully benign conditions: rich seas, varied geology and a kind climate. Despite the devastating setbacks of recent decades, these natural advantages offer good prospects for the future recovery of wildlife, writes Patrick Barkham
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Singing with nightingales
As the sun sets over a Sussex woodland, folk singer Sam Lee leads a small group of curious people to listen to the rare and beautiful song of the nightingale