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Give something
wild at Christmas
The Wiltshire Wildlife Trust is
nT®ome running its Adopt an Animal
scheme for the second year, to
help with its vital work in pro-
tecting the wildlife in the county.

They have ducks, otters and
cows on offer. By sponsoring an
animal you will help trust projects
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conservation areas, and also fund

Adopting an animal costs as lit-
tle as £20 for a duck or cow, and
£26.50 for an otter. The person on
whose behalf you adopt the ani-
mal will receive a unique gift box
containing a cute cuddly soft toy
with information about the work
to protect the animal, an adoption
h
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certificate, pen and window
sticker.
The recipient can then register
to receive two updates in 2007
about their animal and the projects
associated with encouraging bio-
diversity across Wiltshire.
To buy an adoption box call the
trust on 01380 725670, or download
an order form from:
www.wiltshirewildlife.org
WE ARE ONE OF THE PET FOOD Orders for Christmas must be
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December at Rivermead, the scene
of a lot of hard work during 2006.
The second of the three-phase
restoration project is now complete
and has recently won a highly
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third phase is invited along as well.
Renault
OS Mead Way Building a Project manager Jo Sayer said
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