Gardeners Urged to Build Hedgehog Highways in Heatwave
Heatwaves have left hedgehogs starving and dehydrated. Gardeners are urged to create 'hedgehog highways' and leave water to help them survive.
Heatwaves have left hedgehogs starving and dehydrated. Gardeners are urged to create 'hedgehog highways' and leave water to help them survive.
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