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Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is the largest membership-based wildlife organisation in the county, dedicated to inspiring people about wildlife, acting as a wildlife champion and creating wildlife havens.
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Hereford City Local Branch - Annual Reports & AGM Presentations

Hereford City Local Branch - Annual Reports & AGM Presentations

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Hereford City Local Branch - Annual Reports & AGM Presentations

AGM CHAIR REPORT_HCB_FINAL-compressed.pdf
Hereford City Branch AGM 2022 Chairs Report-compressed.pdf
AGM 2023 Chair Report_City Branch-compressed.pdf

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