Accept climate change, accept need to adapt, say UK conservationists
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Two hundred years ago river banks across the UK were strengthened to protect housing and other human-built areas.
But now environmentalists are knocking some of these down, and recreating wetlands that they hope will boost biodiversity. 🐥🐛
As the UN Biodiversity Conference starts in Kunming, China #WATCH to learn more 👇 about how the UK hopes to play its role.
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