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This sound walk through central Manchester aims to reveal and highlight the presence and activity of wild nature in the city, particularly in the form of plants, trees and waterways that exist in forgotten or in-between spaces, often in spite of the human activity that dominates or surrounds them.
To find out more about the research underpinning the walk and how it was made, follow this link: https://sway.office.com/oU3x0HvUi2PPmOpc?ref=Link
Singing Buddleia
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