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I’ve been the RSPB’s Conservation Director since May 2011. As I settle into the job, I’ll be blogging on all the big conservation topics and providing an inside view of our conservation projects. I hope you enjoy reading it and feel inspired to join in t
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Blog post:
More worrying news about neonicotinoid insecticides
MartinHarper
Whilst I'm still on holiday, today's guest blog comes from David Gibbons, RSPB's Head of Conservation Science. He will tell you about neonics and the impact they have on the domesticated honey bee and wild bumble bees. An awkwardly-named group of insecticides – the neonicotinoids, or...
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13 Apr 2012
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First day in a new job
MartinHarper
Hello, I've started my new job as Conservation Director of the RSPB today. I feel lucky to be doing a job that I love with a bunch of brilliant people around me. My challenge is simple: to try to protect and build on Mark Avery's legacy and do more to look after the millions of species...
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3 May 2011
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About me...
MartinHarper
As a first post, I thought an introduction to me, my interests and life before the RSPB might be helpful so here goes... My passion for wildlife was stimulated in my teenage years, mainly thanks to my Mum (a biology teacher) who made me look at the world differently and being inspired by writers such...
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28 Apr 2011
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