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Page last updated at 14:03 GMT, Monday, 7 December 2009

River works help endangered eels

A project to help threatened wildlife is currently taking place on the River Stour at Bures on the border of Essex and Suffolk.

In pictures: Tree planting record

Volunteers across Essex were part of an attempt to break the world record for planting as many trees as possible in one hour.

Marine Bill safeguards wildlife

There could be better protection for the Essex coastline as the proposed Marine Bill is closer to becoming law.

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Environmentalist walks to Summit

Poo clue to track deer numbers

Tree O'Clock - world record bid

Project aims to help rare moths

Stepping out along The Flitch Way

Mother nature's twists and turns

Scheme begins to save woodland

High hopes for ladybird survival

Wet weather brings autumn alive

Conifers cleared at ancient wood

Wood proves fertile for chestnuts

Watching the annual red deer rut

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Epping Forest

Essex Biodiversity Project

National Trust - East

Essex Bat Group

Essex Wildlife Trust

RSPB Essex

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