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Dragonflies and Dandelions: Rewilding an Orchard

Kate Warner

Rewilding an orchard in Cumbria and making it a haven for wildlife, especially insects.

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    Owner of a Cumbrian orchard and lover of wildlife. Trying every day to entice more and more insects to my rewilded orchard, and generally succeeding, to my joy.

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