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The south east corner of England is a haven for wildlife, with a variety of habitats and some spectacular landscapes.
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Blog post:
Greater Thames Futurescape, by Jo Sampson, project manager
Sam Stokes
I believe that the Greater Thames should be an amazing place to live, work and play. The Greater Thames Futurescape represents the RSPB’s contribution to putting together the pieces of the landscape. Our vision includes the phrases “economic powerhouse”, “thriving nature”...
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8 Mar 2013
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A Day in the life of.... Steve Gilbert, Conservation Programme Manager
Sam Stokes
Having worked for the RSPB in South East England for over 15 years, I guess I’ve built up quite a lot of knowledge and experience of what’s important for wildlife in the region, and what the RSPB might be able to do to help. There isn’t a typical day really...I have my fingers in a...
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29 May 2012
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