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Chilton Wood, Dilston, Corbridge, Northumberland | Woodlands.co.ukChilton Wood is located at the end of a good hard track in the heart of the Dilston Woods. A small pond which teems with invertebrate life, is an attractive feature of the wood. Largely level throughout, the landscape is populated by a vigorous stand of deciduous larch. Unusually for a conifer, […]
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3D buffer strips: designed to deliver more for the environment
Documents 3D buffer strips – designed to deliver more for the environment: summary PDF, 362KB, 2 pages This file may …Read More »
My favourite fungus, Rhodotus palmatus (Wrinkled peach) most commonly found on Elm. Sandwich, Kent.
My favourite fungus, Rhodotus palmatus (Wrinkled peach) most commonly found on Elm. Sandwich, Kent. View Reddit by Radwaymm – View …Read More »
Duck Wood, Brafferton, near Boroughbridge, Easingwold and Thirsk, North Yorkshire | Woodlands.co.uk
Description At the edge of a planted ancient woodland site (PAWS), Duck Wood feels sheltered and private. On arriving at …Read More »
Rutting stag in Richmond Park. (Image – Kevin Bownes).
Rutting stag in Richmond Park. (Image – Kevin Bownes). View Reddit by Dhorlin – View SourceRead More »
A better variety
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Epping Forest pond restored to encourage toads to return
Epping Forest pond restored to encourage toads to return View Reddit by SolariaHues – View SourceRead More »
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A new acoustic camera has been fitted at WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre to monitor eels embarking on their epic migratory …Read More »
A rescued Tawny Owl (now called Sage) at the Hawk Conservancy, Hampshire. Image by u/SoulOnFire1.
A rescued Tawny Owl (now called Sage) at the Hawk Conservancy, Hampshire. Image by u/SoulOnFire1. View Reddit by whatatwit – …Read More »
Mountain gorillas are good neighbours – up to a point – British Ecological Society
28 October 2020 By BES Press Office Mountain gorilla groups are friendly to familiar neighbours – provided they stay out …Read More »
Marine Management Organisation seeks evidence and views on new protections for English marine sites
England’s seas and marine wildlife could benefit from better protection and management as the Marine Management Organisation launches a call …Read More »
Most migratory birds rely on a greening world – British Ecological Society
27 October 2020 By BES Press Office Cornell Lab of Ornithology press release. A first of its kind study published …Read More »
Free webinar: The Atlas: Mission Accomplished
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