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Thursday 09 March 1995 00:02 GMT

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Water works

Pupils aged from nine to 14 can learn all about water and water life without getting wet. An education pack from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds looks at freshwater habitats and the animals and plants that depend on them. It also addresses issues such as the supply of water, how we use it and how freshwater habitats are used and managed.

Water and Water Life is available from the RSPB at the Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 2DL.

Fran Abrams

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