@GrahamDenny9@DefraGovUK@angelaeagle@_RobbieMoore@amcarmichaelMP@CPRE 2017 map of Middlewick Ranges (left) show the majority of the site with irreplaceable acid grassland, 2020 map(right) by @mod_dio ecologists @Stantec all grass has been downgraded to get through planing. 2017 map and data kept hidden from council and planning inspectors
Another Victory for wildlife and nature campaigning. We are exhausted but elated! We will share more after a well deserved sleep! Together we are stronger! More to follow... https://t.co/fT8VBdUXgT @alextomo@CarlBovisNature@ChrisGPackham@CommunityPlann1
the out going head of @NaturalEngland is promoting Sssi's. knowing full well they have stoped the designation pipeline for new sites, and saying what a good job they are doing in the process https://t.co/qO9povx1ny
Forest City schemes and scams. They are advertising on FB/Instagram to people across the E of England that they can stop housing targets elsewhere if people sign their petition!
@NaturalEngland@TonyJuniper Better management of Middlewick would help. the last 2 years we have been saying the gorse needs cutting and the grass needed be cut at the right time in the right place and collected instead of it thatching over
The Government's own National Security Assessment identifies biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse as imminent risks to our security, resilience and prosperity.
Nature is not a luxury. Healthy ecosystems are the foundation of our food security, public health, economic resilience and national wellbeing. As climate and ecological crises deepen, protecting and restoring nature is essential to our collective future.
That's why I have sponsored @AdrianRamsay's parliamentary motion, which calls on the Government to recognise Nature as a rights-bearing entity, establish a duty of care towards Nature, and ensure that public policy supports the protection, restoration and regeneration of the living systems on which we all depend.
@NEChiefSci@BBCBreakfast@NaturalEngland we have a fungi species completely new to the uk, yet that and many more features exceed @NaturalEngland sssi designation level, yet is under threat from development and wild fires
Suffolk WT: "Heatwaves & droughts are becoming more extreme & more frequent because of changes to the planetβs climate. In the UK, these longer periods of hotter, drier weather are increasing both the likelihood of wildfires starting & their severity."
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Penrhos, beautiful as always , nature deserves our protection penrhos should be in the care of the local community to protect and preserve for all to enjoy!
πΈJan Ruby Mawer
A tragic loss of habitat & wildlife
National Trust: βWe are looking at total devastation of a beloved & important landscape. Weβve lost precious habitats, wildlife, trees, & a place where people have made memories over generations. Itβs... 1/2
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