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Our mobile phone service Ecotalk + RSPB have teamed up with the and the to secure Horse Common in the New Forest for future generations.
皇冠体育app鈥檙e halfway to our target of 拢90,000 and to celebrate, wildlife presenter Chris Packham is offering five lucky people the chance to join him for an afternoon鈥檚 birdwatching, getting up close to some of his favourite birds of prey at the Hawk Conservancy Trust near Andover.
To get your name in the hat, all you need to do is - and five winners will be chosen at random, it doesn鈥檛 matter how much you donate.
Horse Common, a very special place
Once a damp woodland, Horse Common was drained to plant conifers. If we rewet this area, it can become home again to declining bird species such as lesser spotted woodpeckers, willow tits and butterflies like the silver-washed fritillary.
Horse Common is next to an existing RSPB reserve called Franchises Lodge and the purchase will help connect other habitats 鈥� woodland and heathland 鈥� into a bigger haven for nature.
How to enter the competition
To enter the contest, just make a donation on the and don鈥檛 forget to enter your contact details when asked.
You can also send a cheque made payable to RSPB to Daily Express Horse Common appeal, RSPB, The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire, SG19 2DL. To enter the draw please write your name, email address and telephone number on the back of the cheque.
Swap your SIM and save nature
You can use your mobile to make space for nature, simply by switching your SIM to Ecotalk.
Ecotalk has some of the lowest cost tariffs available, great coverage on the market-leading EE network and uses the money from customer bills to give land back to wildlife.
Swapping your SIM takes just five minutes and you can keep your current number.
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