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<p>Programme funding was allocated to projects that will best help bring threatened
species back from the brink, rather than on a regional basis. Projects are delivered
across multiple locations so we are unable to give detailed geographical breakdowns.
However, as part of the Ancients of the Future project, funding is being used in Lanhydrock,
North Cornwall, and nearby Fowey Valley to survey, provide advice to land managers,
and upskill local tree surgeons in techniques to manage ancient trees and woodlands
providing habitat for bats and other wildlife. Another project aims to improve the
prospects for the vulnerable Lesser Butterfly Orchid by providing advice to land managers
in Greena Moor and nearby in Dunsdon National Nature Reserve.</p>
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