WILDLIFE at an important local nature spot can now flourish thanks to a new partnership project to improve conditions.
Fremington Local Nature Reserve has received a grant for almost £8,000 to fence off an area of wet marsh for grazing cattle.
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WILDLIFE at an important local nature spot can now flourish thanks to a new partnership project to improve conditions.
Fremington Local Nature Reserve has received a grant for almost £8,000 to fence off an area of wet marsh for grazing cattle.
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