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  • Blog post: The Great Escape!

    Erica Howe
    I walked into work this morning fresh with thoughts about a new year, a new calendar and new adventures. It’s amazing how therapeutic a clean slate is. It’s the 2 January and heading back to work feels the same, but different! It’s funny how we take to a new year, with renewed enthusiasm...
    on7 Jan 2013
  • Blog post: Ash trees – the silent victim

    Erica Howe
    The countryside may be awash with crimson red and burnt orange, but a sinister force is creating a dark cloud over Autumn in the UK. Chalara fraxinea (try pronouncing that after a glass of red wine!) is a disease that has decimated Ash tree species throughout Northern Europe, already affecting over...
    on30 Oct 2012
  • Blog post: Where have all the bugs gone?

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Aggie Rothon, Communications Officer It’s suddenly gone cold hasn’t it? It only seems like yesterday that we were rushing outside in shorts and t-shirts but now the mornings have that smoky grey autumnal quality and the evenings have a bite to them. I rather like it, being fond...
    on1 Oct 2012
  • Blog post: Fifteen is the new thirty!

    Erica Howe
    Do you know what? I've completely forgotten what it's like to be fifteen all over again! This week, we've been joined by Ellen and Dylan who are on work experience from school. They have certainly made me feel old! But, they have both been lovely and we have hopefully given them a flavour...
    on16 Jul 2012
  • Blog post: Find the olympian in your garden!

    Erica Howe
    Blogger - Aggie Rothon It was four years ago that the Olympics first became ‘real’ to me. Before that they had passed me by as another sporting event happening a long way away. But in 2008 I was made to sit still and watch. The reason for this was that on a sunny August morning that year...
    on16 Jul 2012
  • Blog post: Going for Gold!

    Erica Howe
    I run the risk of sounding like a small child in the lead up to Christmas but, there are only 18 days left till the Olympics Games! On 27 July, the opening ceremony of the most eagerly anticipated sporting event takes place in London and the whole world will be watching. It’s like throwing your...
    on9 Jul 2012
  • Blog post: I like big (water) butts and I cannot lie

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Erica Howe, Communications Officer. As I stood in the queue to make my emergency purchase last week, the shop assistant declared, “This is the most umbrellas we’ve sold in months.” With soggy feet, wrinkly toes, and less-than-glamorous, damp hair, I was beginning to seriously...
    on2 May 2012
  • Blog post: Another year older and another year ... more terrified!

    Erica Howe
    Blogger - Erica Howe: Communications Officer, RSPB I’m going to let you into a secret. It was my birthday on Saturday. I suppose it’s not really a secret at all, not with the world of social media. I don’t think that there are many things that you can keep under your hat nowadays...
    on16 Apr 2012
  • Blog post: A Falling Star

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Kate Blincoe, Communications Manager The number crunching has been done and the eagerly awaited results have been announced. The nation wants to know what it means to them. No, not the budget! I mean the annual stock take of our birds; the results of Big Garden Birdwatch 2012 are just out...
    on2 Apr 2012
  • Blog post: Raising a Brood

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Kate Blincoe Parenthood can feel complicated at times. We become circus skills experts with all that plate spinning, juggling and tightrope walking as we try to do the best thing for our families whilst managing limited time and money. Having just returned to work following maternity leave...
    on27 Feb 2012
  • Blog post: Woodland in grave danger

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Erica Howe, Communications Officer It’s a sad day when you have to point out the glaringly obvious! Today, The RSPB is expressing serious concern over potential damage to one of Suffolk’s most ancient areas of woodland. You would think that in a time of such overwhelming environmental...
    on13 Jan 2012
  • Blog post: A Week in the life of a media heart!

    Erica Howe
    A Week in the life of a media heart! Erica Howe - Communications Manager What a week! It has been busy, emotional, hectic, funny, scary, and all in the last five days. Monday morning was the calm before the storm, but a really inspiring start to the week. Together with the Broads Authority...
    on16 Dec 2011
  • Blog post: Frozen Planet

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Erica Howe, Communications Manager I’ve got to mention it at some point haven’t I? It’s the tv show that’s captured mine and the nation’s heart. Every Wednesday night I sit glued to my sofa, adamant that I will digest every second of footage beamed to me via...
    on21 Nov 2011
  • Blog post: Time in the bank

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Janet Moorse, Communications Team Volunteer I am not in a position to work full time, needing to be around for my kids and finding myself 100 miles from grandparents and family baby-sitters. But I still want to keep my brain from stagnating and have volunteered my time over the past few years...
    on19 Sep 2011
  • Blog post: Today's the day the Teddy Bears have their picnic...

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Erica Howe, Communications Manager Last night was my second appearance onto BBC Radio Norfolk to fill in for our local celebrity farmer Chris Skinner! I love doing these slots, they really are a lot of fun and although the sick feeling in my tummy builds up from about 3 hours before, it soon...
    on19 Jul 2011
  • Blog post: Romeo, Romeo, where for art thou ...

    Erica Howe
    Blogger - Erica Howe, Communications Manager What’s in a name? Ok so that’s a bit of a cliché, but it’s certainly a true sentiment in this instance. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds is a great name, a name that we all know and love, but really, in all honesty...
    on20 Jun 2011
  • Blog post: Running, Cycling and Stepping up for Nature

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Erica Howe, Communications Manager It was full of highs and lows, sweat, smiles and cheers, but we made it! The EastCoasters completed their relay from RSPB Minsmere to RSPB Titchwell in 10 hours and 45 mins on Sunday 29 May. The weather was kind to us, there was a little breeze blowing but...
    on31 May 2011
  • Blog post: Step Up - the time is NOW!

    Aggie Rothon
    Good afternoon! I hope that this post finds you full of the joys of Spring. The blue tits are nest prospecting, the spring bulbs are coming alive and those thermal gloves are getting that little bit too warm to wear. But if you happened to have got out of the wrong side of bed this morning, maybe...
    on9 Mar 2011
  • Blog post: When will I, will I be famous?

    Erica Howe
    Without wanting to put that rather overplayed Bros hit from way back in the day in your head, it's not too far from the truth! As Communications Manager for the RSPB in the East, my role is as varied as a Blue Peter Presenter's and as exciting as a lead part on EastEnders. Ok, so EastEnders may...
    on25 Jan 2011
  • Blog post: Don't mind if I do...

    Aggie Rothon
    I wanted to work for a big organisation that had get-up and go, I wanted to work for someone progressive that cared for the environment. It was the organisation I’ve waited my whole life to work for. All these are reasons why the colleagues sitting around me decided to apply for the jobs they...
    on10 Dec 2010
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