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Introduced from Birmingham by Marjorie Lofthouse Cowslips, harebells and foxgloves are endangered species, rapidly disappearing from our hedgrows.
Debbie Fisher visits a nursery in the Peak District dedicated to the preservation of wild flowers. Producer LUCY LUNT BBC Pebble Mill
Chief Seattle's Testimony Read by Sean Barrett
It has been claimed that this
'Testimony' is a translation of the actual words spoken in 1854 by Chief Sealth (better known as Seattle) of the Duwamish tribe, prior to the signing of the Indian treaties which handed over their territories to the white man. Whether the translation is genuine or not, the message conveyed is all too relevant, more than 100 years later - that the land and the creatures that inhabit it are a sacred trust.

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Marjorie Lofthouse
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Debbie Fisher
Read By:
Sean Barrett

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