Nature recovery in one of our fastest growing cities: Cambridge Nature Network @naturalenglandvideo
Nature recovery in one of our fastest growing cities: Cambridge Nature Network  @naturalenglandvideo
Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Creating a wildlife-rich network of habitats around the city of Cambridge, the Cambridge Nature Network plan to connect existing nature sites, making them bigger and better!

Covering over 9,000ha, this project will include the creation of new chalk grassland – an important habitat for threatened bird species, insects and wildflowers.

Cambridge has one of the lowest levels of natural greenspace available to the public so new woodlands and meadows will be created to support the city’s rapidly growing population.

By restoring nature, this Nature Recovery Project will support species as well as people living and working close to the area – connecting them with nature to boost wellbeing.

Huge thanks to all of our partners involved.
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Nature recovery in one of our fastest growing cities: Cambridge Nature Network

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