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Hedgehogs return as wildlife corridor project begins to take shape

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HEDGEHOGS have been spotted in parts of Otley for the first time in years as a new wildlife corridor project starts to show early signs of success.

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Hedgehogs return as wildlife corridor project begins to take shape

HEDGEHOGS have been spotted in parts of Otley for the first time in years as a new wildlife corridor project starts to show early signs of success.

·Bradford, United Kingdom
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Hedgehogs return as Otley wildlife corridor project begins to take shape

HEDGEHOGS have been spotted in parts of Otley for the first time in years as a new wildlife corridor project starts to show early signs of success.

·Ilkley, United Kingdom
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Ilkley Gazette broke the news in Ilkley, United Kingdom on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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