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A future for hedges?

By the end of the 20th century the future for hedges possibly looked brighter than only a decade previously. Although neglect is still a big problem, rates of hedgerow destruction have decreased in recent years, and many miles of new hedges are being planted. The importance of hedges as landscape features and wildlife habitats, as...

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