Bristol aims to become UK’s first ‘wetland city’ and reduce flood risk
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Five-year project will create wildlife corridors by building wetlands and increase access to green and blue spaces
Bristol’s city-centre harbour, where floating wetlands have been installed to encourage wildlife. Photograph: Sam Walker/WWTBristol’s city-centre harbour, where floating wetlands have been installed to encourage wildlife. Photograph: Sam Walker/WWTBristol aims to become UK’s first ‘wetland city’ and reduce flood risk
Five-year project will create wildlife corridors by building wetlands and increase access to green and blue spaces
Bristol could become home to the UK’s first “wetland city” thanks to a charity’s efforts to create vast wildlife corridors that will reduce flood risk and give people more access to green and blue spaces.
