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Slimbridge the Eden of ‘modern conservation’?

Slimbridge Wetlands Centre proudly wears the moniker “birthplace of modern conservation”…

Posted bylyrebirdcommsJuly 18, 2017Posted inbiodiversity, community engagement, endangered species, environment, interpretation, leadership, people and environmentTags: Churchill, nature interpretation, peter scott, scicomm, science communication, swans, WWF, WWTLeave a comment on Slimbridge the Eden of ‘modern conservation’?

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