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Nature restoration isn’t often top of the political agenda – here’s how Wales does it
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An article examining why nature restoration is often overlooked in politics and exploring how Wales approaches environmental policy, based on the author's research and book.

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Nature restoration isn’t often top of the political agenda – here’s how Wales does it
Gwenffrwd and Dinas nature reserve in Wales. Andy Williams photos/Shutterstock Nature is critical for our national health, wellbeing and security. Most national leaders haven’t really taken this on board yet because it is just too big an issue to handle. But, as I explore in my new book, this happens partly because many western societies are based on freely extracting resources from nature. Many societies have evolved to exploit the ecosystem services (the many and varied benefits that people g
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