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How North East Residents Can Help Wildlife During Heatwave

Wildlife Trusts say heat and drought are leaving wetlands dry, with fruit ripening early and food supplies shrinking for birds and mammals.

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People are being urged to help wildlife as hot weather continues across the North East.

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How North East residents can help wildlife during heatwave

People are being urged to help wildlife as hot weather continues across the North East.

·Hexham, United Kingdom
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Heatwave scuppers two events in North Yorkshire

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Wildlife suffering in heatwaves, warn Yorkshire conservationists

Wildlife trusts say animals and plants are struggling due to high temperatures and low rainfall.

·London, United Kingdom
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BBC News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, August 14, 2026.
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