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Climate change
Calls for a Thames Estuary Airport rejected... for the 7th time since 1946
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The Transport Select committee’s rejection of a Thames Estuary Airport will not be the final word so we won’t be cracking open the fair-trade fizzy pop just yet – that should come later when the Davies commission (we hope) hammers home...
Martin Harper's blog
Reforming duties...
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I don't know whether you manged to catch the Channel 4 News nature conservation special last night. I couldn't watch it all as the opening section was so dramatic that my boy ran out of the room screaming "I don't want the hedgehogs to...
Skydancer - England's hen harriers
Ferocious predators
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Not many harriers about in Bowland I’m afraid to say but there were plenty of these around on the spring bank holiday 'In search of sky dancers' walk. This is the sun loving green tiger beetle or Cincindela campestris , which tells...
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We need to help UK wildlife adapt to climate change
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Emily Sanders
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For a long time, climate change has felt like a distant problem; a cause of concern for our children’s children maybe, but not us. No longer, however, as our climate is changing before our eyes and we’re being forced to cope with a seemingly...
Scottish Nature Notes
Taking the slow road: surveying fungi on the banks of Loch Lomond
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Brand new blog from Chris Knowles, RSPB Scotland Nature Counts Trainee Ecologist. Taking the slow road: surveying fungi on the banks of Loch Lomond This end of a frosty spring is about as far from being mushroom season as you can get, and yet that’s...
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