Denham, UK. 29th December 2019. Stand for the Trees, a Walk for Wildlife and Water, organised by Chris Packham and supported by Extinction Rebellion, #ReThinkHS2, Save the Colne Valley, STOP HS2 and Hillingdon Green Party. Speakers described the threats to the habitats that are the homes of endangered eels, bats, otters, water voles, the loss of 28,000 trees to HS2 and the chalk aquifer that contributes to much of London’s water. Credit: Stephen Bell/Alamy

Denham, UK. 29th December 2019. Stand for the Trees, a Walk for Wildlife and Water, organised by Chris Packham and supported by Extinction Rebellion, #ReThinkHS2, Save the Colne Valley, STOP HS2 and Hillingdon Green Party. Speakers described the threats to the habitats that are the homes of endangered eels, bats, otters, water voles, the loss of 28,000 trees to HS2 and the chalk aquifer that contributes to much of London’s water. Credit: Stephen Bell/Alamy Stock Photo

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