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  • Somerset State of Nature

    The first Somerset State of Nature report, provides an important benchmark of how wildlife is faring across our county with both positive and negative stories surrounding our nature. In partnership with SWT, SERC has had a huge role in the production of this document with plans already underway for a second report.

    Read the full report here

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