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…young people at future events and marine planning conversations. Remember, your voice matters! If you’re interested in learning more about future marine activities from the Living Seas Team, you can…
Single-use plastic items are a particular environmental problem. They are used once and thrown away, but last forever in our environment. We can all ‘do our bit’ to reduce our…
…quality product. Vinehouse Farm have been farming for over 50 years in Lincolnshire and are supporters of The Wildlife Trust. Through their efforts to encourage wildlife to thrive alongside growing…
…simple and try to remember the areas you’ve drawn in to not overlap your design. Use your watercolour paints to colour in the fish – you can use lots of…
…COP26 in Glasgow more and more people will use the term nature-based solutions. However, there is also confusion about what this term means and it is important that we adopt…
…after. Sheep grazing birch on Cander Moss. Photo: Patrick Endall What are raised bogs? Raised bogs are formed primarily of peat mosses, sedges and shrubs, which act as giant sponges…
Our Conservation Award intern Siobhan writes about the importance of letting verges be wild. Buttercup meadow © Siobhan Cantwell Lockdown Nature Lockdown has been the new normal since the end…
…the other end of the hall/area. Move safely to the other end of the hall/area, flapping your wings and calling as you go! Once the group is now at the…
…Landscapes. You can view the conference presentations at the end of this article. The Scottish Wildlife Trust and the RSPB have proposed a groundbreaking National Ecological Network – a vision…
…hear the statement at the end of November by Rural Affairs and Natural Environment Minister Mairi Gougeon on the independent report of the Grouse Moor Management Group when she announced…
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