Thoughts on Wildlife Conservation and Environmental Issues… Observations and Sightings.
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http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/10646582.MP_s_call_to_maintain_East_Sussex_heathlands/ 6:00pm, Sunday, September 1st 2013. An MP has urged a council to clear up one of the largest open heathlands in the county. Norman
What amazing talent! I watched the BBC Proms broadcast of Friday, August 30th and was astounded by the performance of 41 year-old conductor, arranger and
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130822105031.htm Abstract. ‘Cattle contribute to global warming by burping and farting large amounts of greenhouse gases. Some of the same gases are also emitted from
The latest Forestry Commission mapping of Ash Die-Back Disease shows that there are two hot spots of infection in established trees and woodland within the
After a triennial review of both the Environment Agency and Natural England, the Government has decided that for the time being, a merger between them
Tuesday. After walking for sometime looking for the five ponies on the RSPB’s Broadwater Warren reserve I’d given up hope of finding them – it
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