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In WildFeed23/01/202023 January 2020 By BES Press Office Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences press release. New research suggests declines of farmland bird numbers in Europe are linked to renovations of farm and […]
Press release: Environmental bodies set joint vision to tackle climate change
Press release Environmental bodies set joint vision to tackle climate change Environment Agency, Forestry Commission, and Natural England outline a…Read More »Bringing back bigger, bushier hedgerows ‘will help wildlife and store carbon’
Bringing back bigger, bushier hedgerows ‘will help wildlife and store carbon’ Source linkRead More »Mud…And Not The Glorious Kind
It was a case of mid-week mud for me last week, and not mud of the glorious kind either! I…Read More »Nice day – Birds ok too!
Light overnight freezing leaving open water partly ice covered, then a largely sunny day. I knew it was going to…Read More »Starling – A shebby of delight…
Some recent Blogs with quick links:- A beautiful irridescent plumaged bird – The Starling (Sturnus vulgaris) (Photo: Thanks to Ron…Read More »Nice day – shame about the birds
Pale- bellied Brent goose – 2 were in corner of Heyshem skeer by 11:15 as tide was still ebbing they…Read More »
Wildlife Video News
What impact will HS2 have on wildlife?
Ancient woodlands and animals like the barn owl and water vole are the subject of a new report, which claims…Read More »Our reporter pranked into thinking the koala she's holding is a 'deadly drop bear’ | ITV News
An ITV News correspondent is the talk of the town – or island – in Australia after she was pranked…Read More »Paco Graff painting our new mural at Montrose Basin Wildlife Reserve
This fantastic new mural featuring a kingfisher and pink footed geese has been painted by artist Paco Graff to liven…Read More »How to make a beeswax wrap | Natural History Museum
Is your New Year’s resolution to go single-use plastic free? Why not try making your own beeswax food wraps? They’re…Read More »Live from Loch of the Lowes
Source linkRead More »How Natural Flood Management (NFM) Works | WWT
Climate change is likely to mean more frequent and intense flooding for the UK. Traditional ‘hard’ flood defences – putting…Read More »
WildPod – Wildlife podcasts for the UK
Natural History Museum – Part 2
This is the second installment of a two-part special recorded at the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London.This time Steve …3: Swimming in rivers… are you mad?
In this podcast, we join Jayne Mann (Marketing and Communications Manager at The Rivers Trust) and Dan Turner (Senior Project…Ep5 UK Wildlife Podcast – Pond life in Winter
What pond creatures, such as the pond oilve mayfly, do to survive the cold in winter, and give some tips …Natural History Museum – Part 1
This is the first of a two-part special recorded at the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London.In this first half …Ep4 UK Wildlife Podcast – Christmas Special
Wildlife species associated with Christmas: reindeer, robins, holly and mistletoe2: Are our rivers being used as ‘open sewers’?
Are our rivers being used as ‘open sewers’? Tune into the second episode of Rambling about Rivers to find out!…
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