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Festival of Nature 2019: A Trail of Two Cities
The UK's biggest free celebration of the natural world.
City Nature Challenge 26th - 29th April 2019
Bath Festival of Nature & Bristol Festival of Nature 1st-9th June 2019
Leptophyes punctatissima
Speckled Bush Cricket
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Erithacus
rubecula
Common Robin
Make Time Make Space Make Change
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Nuctenea umbratica
Walnut Orb-weaver
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Avon Wildlife Trust
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Bath & North East Somerset Council
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BBC Natural History Unit
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Bristol City Council
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Bristol Zoo Gardens
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Defra
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National Trust
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Natural England
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University of Bath
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University of Bristol
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University of the West of England
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Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust
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Woodland Trust
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