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Environment Agency reports Arctic Charr brought back from brink of extinction following restoration project.
22 projects tackling poaching and illegal wildlife trade awarded over £7 million under Round 8 of Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund (IWTCF)
Speech by Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive, Environment Agency
Addressing the twin challenges of carbon emissions and biodiversity loss requires political will and leadership. Ambitious commitments must be made.
It will be used to create solutions to address species decline in England, research and to invest in wildlife habitat restoration and creation.
More than 100 species of England’s most threatened wildlife could be saved from extinction thanks to a new £4.6M grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The rare and visually stunning iridescent green tansy beetle (Chrysolina graminis) – was believed to have one last remaining stronghold in the UK on a 30km stretch of the banks of the river Ouse in York.
20 species including shrill carder bee, chequered skipper butterfly and ladybird spider will be brought back from the brink.
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