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Guest Blog for Mark Avery: A change for wildlife in our farmland

Posted on August 21, 2015 by petecooperwildlife under Uncategorized

Being a conservationist is a bipolar affair. On the one hand engaging with nature fills us with joy, yet on the other, humanity’s relentless assault on the natural world, and the seeming inability of those who care to get the big business-folk and politicians to listen, can leave you thinking all the efforts of conservationists are ultimately futile…

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