Organisation sets out its hopes for the future
An Island-based charity says it’s hoping to help more young people learn about the environment in 2024.
The Manx Wildlife Trust has been celebrating 50-years in operation this year.
After an appeal for volunteers it was able to revamp its shop to generate additional funding for the work it carries out.
And Chief Executive Leigh Morris says the work doesn’t stop there:
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