Coventry Council Plans Wildlife and Access Improvements at Longford Nature Park
Coventry City Council says developer contributions will fund upgrades to boost biodiversity and public access at the park.
Coventry City Council has announced plans to improve wildlife habitats and public access at Longford Nature Park, according to BBC Science & Environment.
The council said the improvements will be funded using money contributed by developers.
Further details on the scope and timeline of the planned works were not specified in the available report.
Sources
- Wildlife and access boost planned for city park — BBC Science & Environment
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