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Page last updated at 14:44 GMT, Tuesday, 1 December 2009

Shropshire's changing climate?

As world leaders prepare for crucial climate change talks in Copenhagen, BBC Shropshire looks for evidence of climate change in the county.

Copenhagen summit 2009

Trust purchases Catherton Common

Shropshire Wildlife Trust buys Catherton Common in south Shropshire to create the West Midlands' largest nature reserve.

Planting trees for world record

The UK landscape could be getting even greener thanks to an attempt to plant a world record number of trees on 5 December.

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Preparing for Shropshire floods

Forest School sessions branch out

Shropshire weather galleries

Shropshire's recycling moves on

Walkers call for footpath funding

Quintuplet puppy birth confusion

In pictures: Coppicing at Ercall

In pictures: Shropshire floods

Latest school closures: Snowline

On the hunt for ancient trees

A couple search for the good life

Explore the River Severn

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Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Natural Shropshire

Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre

Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Natural England - West Midlands

RSPB

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