There's a way to save hedgehogs – and all of us can help | Hugh Warwick
By taking part in projects such as counting hedgehog homes, ordinary people enable scientists to understand and protect Britain’s much-loved wildlife
by Hugh Warwick
Aug 15, 2017
2 minutes
Today sees the launch of the “hedgehog housing census”. All over the country, thousands of people are going to the trouble and expense of building or buying hedgehog homes. We want to know how important this is to the lives of one of our most loved animals – and how we can improve the way we help hedgehogs in the future.
For a hedgehog campaign is the necessity to make small holes, around the size of a CD case, at the bottom of fences and walls to allow the animals to roam.
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