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Restored wetland becomes haven for rare birds
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The Woolston Eyes nature reserve close to Warrington has successfully recovered its wetland ecosystem, transforming the area into a critical sanctuary for vulnerable bird species. It now hosts the most substantial concentration of black-necked grebes found anywhere in the United Kingdom.
WHY IT MATTERS
The successful restoration of this habitat provides a vital breeding ground that sustains and protects a vulnerable wildlife population in the UK.
Woolston Eyes, near Warrington, is home to the largest black-necked grebe population in the UK.
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