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Little terns, one of Britain's smallest seabirds (file image)
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Friday, 7/10, 04:54 AM

How 40 Years of Wardens Helped Save Britain's Little Tern

  • The little tern, one of Britain's smallest and rarest seabirds, nests on the same crowded beaches that people flock to in summer.
  • A conservation project marking 40 years has spent those decades fencing off colonies and keeping watch over them, and it may be the main reason the bird is still here.

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