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Campaign Encouraging People to Create Wild Patches for Hedgehogs

WALES, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 20 – Campaign urges gardeners to create wild garden patches to aid hedgehogs, whose rural populations have dropped 30 to 75 percent since 2000, with 130,000 volunteers supporting recovery efforts.

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A new campaign is urging people to create wild patches for hedgehogs.

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Campaign encouraging people to create wild patches for hedgehogs

A new campaign is urging people to create wild patches for hedgehogs.

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Gardeners asked to let part of garden grow to help hedgehogs

Gardeners and families are being asked to help hedgehogs by letting part of their garden grow wild to provide space to help the animals thrive.

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South Wales Argus broke the news in Newport, United Kingdom on Saturday, July 19, 2025.
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