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People in Shropshire are being urged to visit fields and farms during the Shropshire Love Nature FestivalPeople in Shropshire are being urged to get closer to nature by organisers of a festival.
The Shropshire Love Nature Festival hosted 70 events in 2022 and will return for three weeks from 17 July. Paul Newman, one of the organisers, said it was about making nature more accessible and to "find new green spaces to enjoy".In Shropshire, people will be asked during the festival to visit market gardens, orchards, farms and improve their health through the connection, Mr Newman added.
"Sometimes we can pass things by and not see what is around you, under your feet or over a hedge," he said. "We're surrounded by lovely rural fields, farms and green spaces but they're not always obviously accessible to people."Litter picks are one way people can connect with nature, the Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust said
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