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• Moreton House have pledged to install 10 bat boxes, help Hedgehogs in their Garden and Plant 100 Native trees.
• Earth Kind made bird boxes at their monthly meeting.
• Jack joined Phil and Sophia at East Worlington village hall. Children from the local primary school made nest boxes and learnt about the how Phil and Sophia are working with local farmers to manage their land.
• Kingsley School Bideford have been planting trees in the Kenwith Valley with their students and organised a community tree planting day. Super work guys!
• Landkey Hedgehog Group have pledged to create Hedgehog Highways in the village.
• Chris has pledged to create a wildflower patch and become a citizen scientist
• John has Pledged to let a corner go wild.
• Steve and the volunteers at Home Farm Marsh have layed 200m of hedge and cleared scrub and bramble from 125 metres of overgrown ditch. They have planted wild flower plugs and sowed seeds to create a corridor/habitat for pollinators ditch. Great effort team!
• Members South Molton Save Our Swifts, Ashreigney and Riddlecombe Nature Recovery Group and Petroc Conservation and Animal care all met to discuss and share their knowledge and experience of making and installing nesting boxes for swifts.  
• Littleham and Landcross Parish Council and Biodiversity Group- Organised an event called Littleham and Landcross gets "Even Wilder" with talks from Becky Searle on no dig Gardening!

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