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Big Nature Day – a triumph of diversity for biodiversity
On Sunday 27th May, two of us from the Woodland Trust attended Big Nature Day in the grounds of the Natural History Museum in London, supported by OPAL (the Open-Air Laboratory). We were there to promote our Nature’s Calendar recording … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, Climate Change, Conservation
Tagged big nature day, biodiversity, bluebell, children, dinosaur, family, kate lewthwaite, ladybird, natural history museum, nature, Nature's Calendar, NGO, oak, OPAL, open air laboratory, quiz, swift, thor, woodland trust, worm charming
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Picture the scene….
Its autumn 2010. You have gone off to Heartwood, the Woodland Trust’s most ambitious woodland creation site, to help plant 850 acres of woodland. You are all fired up to stick your shovel in the ground and to plant some … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Climate Change, England, General election, Health, Inspiration, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Woodland creation
Tagged Agriculture, ancient woodland loss, family, lifestyle, new, plant, quality of life, simples, Trees, urban living, urban trees, Woodland, Woodland creation, woodland trust, Woods Under Threat
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