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• Solent coastal habitats provide crucial environmental benefits
• Unleash nature’s potential: Nature restoration could generate £6.4 billion a year in benefits to the UK
• WWT joins group helping to unlock £1bn investment in restoration of saltmarshes
• National Trust ‘shores up’ to protect vital saltmarsh habitat
• Nature recovery for Thames, but river at high risk from sewage and climate change, report finds
• New ‘super’ National Nature Reserve created to protect rare wildlife
• Could creating more mud become as important as tree planting in fight against climate change?
• WWT awarded £21 million to restore coastal saltmarsh in UK
• Tees programme launched to reduce flood risk and boost nature
• New national research project to focus on Essex saltmarsh
• National Trust brings nature back to an area twice the size of Manchester in less than a decade
• Flux tower will see how much carbon gets stored in new saltmarsh
• WWT to restore saltmarsh on the Awre peninsula
• Muir launches Northern Ireland’s first Blue Carbon Action Plan
• WWF and Aviva unveil new saltmarsh research: a blueprint for climate resilience
• Vanishing saltmarshes threaten climate progress but recovery is within reach
• Restoring Britain’s seascapes: new study calls for urgent habitat reconnection to meet climate and biodiversity goals
• Further action needed to protect Wales’s marine protected areas
• £1.87m in funding to drive nature investment
• Wildlife charities applaud Government rejection of Tipner West plans
• Wildlife Trust urges strong safeguards for wildlife habitats amid Solent Gateway 2 plans
• Bio-bead pollution at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
• Working with nature: New report highlights the importance of healthy coastal habitats in reducing flood risk
• Fire destroys irreplaceable saltmarsh at Kent Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve during breeding bird season

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