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Ribble Rivers Trust and local landowners join forces to create vital habitats at Cow Ark in the Ribble Valley (www.burnleyexpress.net)

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A network of new wetlands, wader scrapes, hedgerows and woodlands has transformed land in Cow Ark, Ribble Valley, as part of a major restoration project led by Ribble Rivers Trust and local landowners.

The initiative aims to restore nature, improve water management, and strengthen resilience to climate change.

The recently-completed works have created a thriving habitat mosaic where wildlife can flourish. Wetlands and wader scrapes now hold water for longer, providing vital feeding grounds for wading birds and homes for amphibians and invertebrates.

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