Thoughts on Wildlife Conservation and Environmental Issues… Observations and Sightings.
POST entries. Firstly, thank you for visiting my website and blog. Posts on my blog site, mainly centre – but not solely, upon concerns for the state of the environment and wildlife conservation, both in the UK and globally. Wildlife and landscape conservation are subjects that I’ve been involved with throughout most of my working-life.
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Coppiced hazel stool. January has seen my woodland work progress with one area – the New Territory, now nearing completion concerning the coppicing of the
Well, Christmas and the New Year have now been and gone and good-ridden to 2020, a year that will probably remain infamous for two reasons…
Shaun Cooper has recently answered my long-standing quest as to whether the localised cloud phenomenon, an example of which is shown above, has a name.
Last night, I happen to stumble via FaceBook, upon Adrian Backshall’s Flickr album of superb recentish railway images taken across Sussex. They are stunning! His
2020 has been one of the hottest three years recorded since reliable record keeping commenced during the latter Victorian period… The UK’s future rainfall is
Because of my love of wild ponies, i have been following this tragic story for several years… I have posted this abridged version of a
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