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Cambridge's Natural History - what do we know after three years of NatHistCam?

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Cambridge’s habitats – gardens, commons, ponds, river waters and chalklands – combine to produce an environment that is exceptionally rich in wildlife. Mark Hill will outline what the NatHistCam team has found over the past three years.

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