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New Forest insects given new lease of life thanks to novel approach - New Forest National Park Authority (www.newforestnpa.gov.uk)

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More than 24 acres of grassland – the equivalent of more than 13 football pitches – have been planted with wildflowers to help boost insect numbers in the New Forest.

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust has been working with six private landowners in the west of the Forest as part of a Species Survival Fund (SSF) project to increase the number of species as well as their habitats.

The Trust is creating stepping stones of habitat across the landscape, helping species expand from the inner core of the Forest to its outer edges.

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