RSPB
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But Shannon Kang, an NHS health and wellbeing coach at the University Medical Practice in Birmingham, who has recently been trained in nature prescribing by the RSPB, said she had seen "dramatic results" - with patients' anxiety and stress levels reduced.
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"It was a delight to find it at Cors Goch along with a number of other species that indicate clean water and a rich habitat," said Clare Sampson, Natur am Byth project manager for RSPB.
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Buzzards are the most common and widespread bird of prey in the UK and often feed on carrion, according to the RSPB.
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Working with researchers from the UK's Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, a WWF team installed solar-powered greenhouse gas monitoring stations on Hesketh Out Marsh, a saltmarsh in North-West England that has been restored and is managed by the RSPB.
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Beccy Speight, the RSPB's chief executive, said: "We are absolutely delighted the panel has found the ecological case for the closure of industrial sandeel fishing is sound."
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