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intertidal habitat at Cotehele Quay to improve the area’s resilience to the changing climate and provide a richer environment

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  • Photo title: intertidal habitat at Cotehele Quay to improve the area’s resilience to the changing climate and provide a richer environment
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  • Intertidal habitat at Cotehele Quay to improve the area’s resilience to the changing climate and provide a richer environment, create a new intertidal habitat in a place where it was unsustainable and costly to continue repairing flood banks. Returning the farmland to the River Tamar
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