Green and pleasant land
Series: Daily Telegraph ; 3 May 2000, 10 | Birmingham Post ; 4 May 2000, 26(2)Publication details: 2000Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: The World Wide Fund for Nature has suggested that expenditure of over £1.6bn pa is needed if Britain is to meet its targets for conservation of the countryside and encourage farmers to change to more environmentally-friendly production methods. The suggestion comes in a WWF report entitled "Money makes the Countryside go round". Report available on web site www.wwf-uk.org.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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The World Wide Fund for Nature has suggested that expenditure of over £1.6bn pa is needed if Britain is to meet its targets for conservation of the countryside and encourage farmers to change to more environmentally-friendly production methods. The suggestion comes in a WWF report entitled "Money makes the Countryside go round". Report available on web site www.wwf-uk.org.