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Mullion farmland bought by National Trust – This Is The Westcountry
Mullion farmland bought by National Trust This Is The Westcountry The existing campsite will also remain, under National Trust management. The new trust land will be linked with the neighbouring Predannack farm, already owned by the trust, and farmed as a mixed farm with a strong focus on wildlife conservation
Continue reading...Tony Reynolds helps harvest the first crop of Sofia potatoes – Eat Out Magazine
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Tony Reynolds helps harvest the first crop of Sofia potatoes Eat Out Magazine The farm's reservoirs also provide a habitat for over ninety species of birds including rare species such as the Red-crested Pochard, Green Sandpiper, Fieldfare and the Nightingale. Accompanying Tony on the visit to John farm was Reynolds' chef ..
Continue reading...Guga hunt licence to be reviewed – BBC News
Monday, August 8, 2011
BBC News Guga hunt licence to be reviewed BBC News "Causing any of these birds unnecessary suffering would be an offence and, as such, we would expect future licences to be denied." SNH said the hunt was a licensable activity under the Wildlife and Countryside Act. It said just over 9000 pairs of ... and more
Continue reading...Gamekeeper Ken’s long-service award – This Is Hampshire.net
Monday, August 8, 2011
Gamekeeper Ken's long-service award This Is Hampshire.net My job gives me a huge sense of achievement. I can get up in the morning, be out in the countryside and look after the wildlife .
Continue reading...£50000 makeover for Fobney Island – Reading Post
Monday, August 8, 2011
£50000 makeover for Fobney Island Reading Post An island in South Reading is to get a £50000 make-over to attract more wildlife and visitors. Fobney Island will have work carried out to encourage more fish and birds and create a wetland nature reserve.
Continue reading...Anger at plans for Anchor Trust care home – Get Bracknell
Monday, August 8, 2011
Anger at plans for Anchor Trust care home Get Bracknell Residents fear their homes will be overshadowed by the new facility in Sandhurst and that it will erode the green gap between the town and Crowthorne, impacting on wildlife in the area.
Continue reading...Amazing encounters with dolphins without leaving Welsh coast – WalesOnline
Monday, August 8, 2011
Amazing encounters with dolphins without leaving Welsh coast WalesOnline Dr Smith, chairman of Orca, one of Europe's leading whale and dolphin conservation charities, has been charting the diversity and abundance of whales and dolphins within UK and Irish waters. His experience on the West Wales coast was part of his Big ..
Continue reading...Monthly Archives: January 2011 – Real West Dorset
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Monthly Archives: January 2011 Real West Dorset The Dorset Wild Rivers project is being co-ordinated by Sarah Williams of Dorset Wildlife Trust. Areas covered include the Frome and Piddle Valleys and the chalk stream tributaries of the Stour, Allen, Tarrant and North Winterbornes
Continue reading...Decision day looms for Sutton Bridge Lighthouse owners hoping to create museum – Wisbech Standard
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Decision day looms for Sutton Bridge Lighthouse owners hoping to create museum Wisbech Standard Mr Hilton said the museum would be dedicated to well-known conservationist and painter Sir Peter Scott, who lived in the lighthouse from 1933 to 1939, and the developed site will allow people to engage with wildlife .
Continue reading...Winning feeling keeps on growing – Morpeth Herald
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Morpeth Herald Winning feeling keeps on growing Morpeth Herald There are a variety of plants and flowers along with habitats for wildlife . It is managed in an environmentally friendly way and there is plenty of seating and good wheelchair access for visitors.
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