The felling of an iconic tree and a stark report letting us know how nature is crumbling at our hands. It’s safe to say that for nature lovers around the country, the events of last week certainly felt turbulent.
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You may have heard that this week is World Wellbeing Week. This is held every year during the last week of June and is an opportunity to raise the importance of being aware of our own mental health and wellbeing...
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Flowers are springing up in our lawns, the Wood Pigeons are engaging in courtship displays along the garden fence, it’s safe to say that summer is well and truly on its way! This is also the peak nesting period for many species of birds that you might find in your garden...
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In today’s blog, we are talking about a bird who travels an immeasurable distance each year to return to the UK to breed. It is of course, Swifts!
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How much do you know about our favourite stripey mammal? At a time when cubs will be starting to emerge for the first time, we thought we would explore badgers in this week’s blog!
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The Easter holidays are approaching and we are looking forward to two whole weeks with our children. But what better way to spend the holidays than getting outside and learning about the natural world. Here are some low-cost ideas for some fun for all the family activities...
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The air is feeling slightly warmer, chiff chaffs are singing loudly from the trees. In fact, it feels as though everyone has received the message, “spring is here”, and is rejoicing at the promise of new life.
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Do you find yourself admiring the birds who land on your feeders? Or are you fascinated by the butterflies that float past your eyes on a warm summers’ day? You might have tuned into 'Wild Isles' on Sunday and been awestruck by the incredible biodiversity on our own doorsteps and concerned about protecting that for future generations.
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