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The Kingfishers Bridge Nature Reserve

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James Moss and Stephen Tomkins will talk about how 250 acres of farmland some 10 miles north of Cambridge were transformed into a vital sanctuary for endangered fenland species. They will outline its origins and aims, describe the rich flora and fauna and discuss its importance to local conservation.

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