Molewatch launched
Molewatch project launched to survey the country's mole population

'Molewatch' has been launched by the People's Trust for Endangered Species (PTES). The project aims to map the distribution of moles across the country.
The Molewatch project asks members of the public to record all sitings of moles on their Molewatch website.
PRTES hopes to log the sightings of 10,000 volunteers.
The PTES survey then aims to map the distribution of moles across the country.
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