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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Chemical giant Bayer, has just sued the European Commission to overturn a ban on the pesticides that are killing millions of bees around the
Came across this young deer today in the Ashdown Forest area. I could actually stroke it and probably could have picked it up!†It appeared to
The following is the response made to our local MEP concerning the production of bio-fuels: “Thank you for your email to Keith Taylor MEP, which
CRASSULA HELMSII or ‘NEW ZEALAND STONECROP.’ DESCRIPTION. A small succulent flowering perennial that grows rapidly to form an extensive lush-green ëcarpetí that floats on freshwater
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-23798012 “Fast moving snails spread deadly dog disease across UK.” Matt McGrath, Environment correspondent, BBC News. “They’re not that fast – but they’re fast enough
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