Wildlife Magazines

Boost for red squirrels in Norfolk as breeding programme is approved – Norfolk Eastern Daily Press

Norfolk Eastern Daily Press Boost for red squirrels in Norfolk as breeding programme is approved Norfolk Eastern Daily Press “We hope that any young reared will go for release programmes in various parts of Britain. “If squirrel pox – spread by grey squirrels - can be prevented with a vaccine, or grey squirrels can be adequately controlled, then it is our long term hope that ...

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Record numbers visit Ernest Cook Trust estates – Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Record numbers visit Ernest Cook Trust estates Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard Children and young people aged from three to 18 visit the Ernest Cook Trust farms, woodlands and rivers to learn first-hand about farming, wildlife , biodiversity and natural habitats. Many numbers also take part in the Trust's popular Forest School ..

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New Wirral cinema to become classroom – Liverpool Daily Post

New Wirral cinema to become classroom Liverpool Daily Post “The educational films have been created on a range of subjects including space, the human body, wildlife , energy, the environment and the planet. “In addition to this, we will also be offering a range of life-improving programmes for older students on ...

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Green Database Shows ‘Cyber-Snapshot’ into London’s Environment – VAdvert Press Center (press release)

Green Database Shows 'Cyber-Snapshot' into London's Environment VAdvert Press Center (press release) An unprecedented amount of information on London's environment has been published together online for the first time, to help Londoners find out more about the capital's waste, water, air quality, energy and wildlife . The information also appears on ... and more

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See birds of prey at art gallery – Aberdeen City

See birds of prey at art gallery Aberdeen City This event is the second in the Wild Weekend series organised to coincide with the hugely popular Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition on display at the gallery until Saturday 20 August 2011.

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Bristol charity TEMWA launches campaign to plant trees in Malawi – Guide2Bristol

Guide2Bristol Bristol charity TEMWA launches campaign to plant trees in Malawi Guide2Bristol The high rates of deforestation can have a devastating effect on the human and animal population; the risk of flooding is increased leading to hardship and displacement; soil erosion leads to poor crop yields and there is the loss of countless wildlife ... and more

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Green Database Shows ‘Cyber-Snapshot’ into London’s Environment – Waste Management World

Green Database Shows 'Cyber-Snapshot' into London's Environment Waste Management World An unprecedented amount of information on London's environment has been published together online for the first time, to help Londoners find out more about the capital's waste, water, air quality, energy and wildlife . The information also appears on ...

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Wild weekends on offer at Aberdeen Art Gallery – Aberdeen City

Wild weekends on offer at Aberdeen Art Gallery Aberdeen City Deirdre Grant, Head of Public Programmes , Museums & Galleries, Aberdeen City Council, said: "We've had a terrific response to the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition and we look forward to welcoming visitors of all ages to the Gallery this ...

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Team London volunteer army to help plant 20000 trees – London24

Team London volunteer army to help plant 20000 trees London24 ... fruit and potential to provide a haven for wildlife . Meanwhile, the Mayor has announced the Londoners Love Trees consortium, comprising Trees for Cities and the Tree Council, has been awarded £250000 to create volunteer tree planting programmes

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Sustainable golf course – the natural links – Horticulture Week

Sustainable golf course - the natural links Horticulture Week Not all wildlife is welcome, however. "We had a huge rabbit problem and have had to bring in someone to shoot them," says Martin. "We don't want to eradicate them, we just need to keep them controlled." All the golf course furniture is made from ..

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