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In Green & blue spaces and Nature on 22.04.2020
Contributed by Jennifer Lane

Greater Manchester Combined Authority and Lancashire Wildlife Trust needs your help to make Greater Manchester a greener, wilder place to be.

If everyone does one thing for wildlife, together we can make a real difference! Sign up and receive a free booklet on the actions you can make today. Visit https://www.lancswt.org.uk/request-your-my-wild-garden-booklet

We are all need to follow the government’s current guidelines on social distancing and daily exercise but this should not stop you from getting involved. Whether you have a garden, balcony, yard or window box you can get involved too! Let your neighbours, friends and family so they take part as well.

My Wild Garden is part of the 5 Year Environment Plan to make Greater Manchester a clean, carbon neutral, climate resilient city region with a thriving natural environment and circular, zero-waste economy.

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