🗞️ In today's #GWCT Morning Newsround:
⚫ What is the Big Farmland Bird Count?
⚫ Wales failing to tackle alarming decline in nature
⚫ Hedgerow recovery project reaches half way point
Check out these stories and more in the Morning Briefing 👇🏼
https://t.co/BvP71VyZlH
'The development & use of an automated #predator detection & #monitoring system could be a vital first step in helping to produce effective & sustainable #management prescriptions.'
NEW BLOG: Indexing predator abundance & activity: Can PERDIXPro help? https://t.co/RBrWdIL6br
The PERDIX team have recently visited @talltimbers1958 in Tallahassee, Florida, to continue our collaboration work, and to demonstrate the latest version of our PERDIXPro Project Management System at their Fall Field Days.
Read more about the trip here: https://t.co/v4luxSLWgq
Exciting times! We are looking for someone great to play an important role in the continued growth of PERDIX. Please visit https://t.co/mlfr4ZuaNR for further details.
#Mink are on the move!
This time of year mink are winding up their breeding, with individuals moving around to find new territories. Help stop them in their tracks by adding #MinkRafts to the @MappMink
Download the app free: https://t.co/hY0PAXR1if
The joy at finding water vole poo for your "Whose Poo" game ready for Open Farm Sunday.
Several thousand expected to visit here on Sunday, where they can learn not only about farming but also the extensive conservation work we do. Recovery and re-introductions.
Take 5 mins and read this blog by @Gallowaygrouse
It encapsulates the challenges faced by breeding waders and those of us who are trying to save them but especially the failure of official mechanisms to rise to the scale of the crisis.
https://t.co/S4u0UWky3k
@PaddyGalbraith@TrooperSnooks Definitely, we're now seeing second clutches due to the first ones being flooded. But the habitat should be for good brood rearing going forward.
The water has FINALLY dropped enough to access our best redshank site, with the redshank champion himself @RupertBrewer2! The nests have a 2 inch layer of dry grass in them to keep the eggs nice and dry, what a fantastic species! #conservation