Ash die-back, where next?
Guest blog by Tony Whitbread, The Wildlife Trusts’ Woodland Advisor
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Conserving our soils
A guest blog by Ross Murray President of the Country Land & Business Association (CLA). In this blog Ross discusses how to improve the way we manage our soils and restore them to good health…
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Café Shift Leader
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The Café Shift Leader will help nature recover by delivering an excellent guest experience at our busy café located in College Lake nature reserve, Tring, Bucks.
Volunteer Barn Owl Camera monitor
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Checking Barn Owl camera footage for moments of excitement and interest, downloading, editing and blog writing
Seagrass Restoration in Cornwall
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Cornwall Wildlife Trust presents an online discussion with the seagrass restoration team and guest speaker Justin Hean
Kernow's Cryptic Kelp Kingdom
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Cornwall Wildlife Trust presents ‘Kernow’s Cryptic Kelp Kingdom’ from guest speaker Cat Wildling of the Marine Biological Association
Talk: Saving Hawthorpe
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Grantham Area Group are joined this month by guest speaker, Paul Learoyd, to give us an informed view on the potential new reserve at Hawthorpe.
Talk: Boston Cemetery: Flora and Fauna
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This evening, Spilsby Area Group are joined by guest speaker Gill Walsh, who will be talking about the flora and fauna found at Boston Cemetery.
Talk: AGM & Snipe Dales: Your Local Nature Reserve
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This evening, Spilsby Area Group are joined by guest speaker James Forrester, warden of Snipe Dales, to talk about this very local nature reserve.
Where did all the poo come from?
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Guest speakers from Severn Trent Water's community flooding team are here to talk you through sewer flooding and how they can support you.
Islam, Nature Conservation and the Spiritual Reflection of Ramadan
As environmental concerns grow worldwide, many faith traditions, including Islam, offer profound insights into humanity’s relationship with nature. Guest author and environmental activist, Kamran…