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Restoring Thorne Moors - A destructive process

Natural England and Yorkshire Wildlife Trust have been working in collaboration to restore a part of Thorne Moors known as Casson's Garden. This work has been funded by the Nature for Climate Peatland Restoration grant. The LIFE EU funded programme for the natural environment has awarded a €1.46 million grant to Natural England, working in partnership with Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust; to help restore the precious lowland raised bog habitat of Thorne and Crowle Moors. Lowland raised bog is one of Western Europe's rarest and most threatened habitats. In Europe, more than half of all pristine peatlands have been lost or damaged. Thone and Crowle Moor, part of the last remnants of a large wetland that occupied the Humberhead Levels floodplain thousands of years ago, is the largest area of lowland raised bog in England. https://humberheadpeatlands.org.uk/