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British Wildlife Centre
The best place to discover Britain's wonderful wildlife and a “real” natural history lesson! The British Wildlife Centre is open every weekend from March to October and daily during all school holidays.
Red Kites: Southern England Kite Group
2009 marked the 20th anniversary of one of the most successful wildlife reintroduction programmes ever carried out in the UK. back in June 2008, Matt talked to the people behind the project and heard what it's like to live with a red kite in your garden.
St Tiggywinkles: Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital
St Tiggywinkles is world renowned for its work rescuing and rehabilitating hedgehogs. But, as Julia discovered, they don't just work with the animals that gave them their name. In fact, as the numbers of red kites rise, more and more of them are finding their way into the local wildlife hospital.
Scottish Forest Alliance: The Great Trossachs Forest
Work is underway to create the largest broadleaf woodland in Scotland the Great Trossachs Forest. Katie travelled to this stunning area to help plant the forest and find out how Highland cattle are used to manage the landscape once the trees are established.
Horse Boarding: Extreme Horse Riding: What is extreme sport?
Horses have been an integral part of life on Exmoor for centuries. But today, instead of being used to pull a plough through a field, they're pulling people as part of a new extreme activity. Horse boarding is the latest adrenaline fuelled sport - and, as Matt and Jules found out, it's hair-raising stuff.
Suffolk Punch: The Suffolk Punch Trust
The Suffolk Punch Horse was once famous for its use in agriculture, but after the Second World War the population declined to such an extent that it's now endangered. In November 2009, Matt visited one farmer who was doing his best to keep the breed going.
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