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A good mix of news this week with plenty of positive headlines.
Starting with new government funding which will benefit thousands of species as 20 new nature projects across the country will receive funding to create and restore critical habitat areas equivalent in total to the size of York. But it's not all good news from Defra as the Office for Environmental Protection announced it is investigating Defra , Secretary of State and Natural England over possible failures to comply with environmental law in relation to Special Protection Areas (SPAs) for wild birds.
More than 2% of Scotland’s land is now rewilding according to new figures from the Scottish Rewilding Alliance, as it launches a Rewilding Nation Charter calling for Scotland to declare itself the world’s first rewilding nation.
Will turbines signal an ill wind for Welsh Red Kites? Research undertaken by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) predicts that the Red Kite population of Wales is likely to be resilient to the development of future wind farms.
50 adverts for new paid jobs
Adverts ONLY in CJS Weekly: 2 sfl ads for paid posts plus 10 in the CJS Digest.
Traineeships and Apprentices: 1 advert
10 new volunteer roles this week
No Training Directory update this week
Winners of British Wildlife Photography Awards Announced - BWPA
A natural partnership: the growing role of businesses in restoring nature in National Parks By Laura Williams, Senior Partnerships Communications Manager with National Parks Partnership
In case you missed it, 2 features worth revisiting
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