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Amy Woodget

Amy Woodget is a Senior Data Scientist and the Communications and Engagement Lead for the Living England project. Amy has more than 18 years’ experience in earth observation and geospatial science, including in academia, the public and private sector.

Living England: a national habitat map for everyone 

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Illustrative map of the Living England habitat map.

Amy Woodget is the Communications and Engagement Lead for the Living England project. In this post, she introduces the latest release of Natural England’s ‘Living England’ dataset – a digital map providing information on England’s broad habitats.

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