Wild Wrendale

Creating a wild space for nature in Lincolnshire 🦊🐀🦔🦇🦫🦆

[Wild Wrendale @WildWren_]

@GlobalBirdfair @WriterHannahBT @BatsfordBooks @WildlifeMag @BirdWatchingMag @LincsWildlife @VisitLincsCoast @RutlandPride @CountryfileMag @RewildingB @britishbirds So excited for this!

[Global Birdfair @GlobalBirdfair]

We are delighted to welcome Hannah Dale to Global Birdfair 2025
She will talk about her new book in Turnstone & sign copies bought at the event

ANOTHER Hannah @WriterHannahBT is joining us too with her new book Nature Needs You

https://t.co/kr8cgUnDls

https://t.co/QcWjEPstOe

[Katie Hambly @KatieHamblypr]

Happy publication to #HannahDale @WildWren_ and her beautiful and impassioned book, #AWildingYear out today @BatsfordBooks
This exquisitely illustrated book from artist Hannah Dale...will remind you that there is always solace to be found in the natural world."
@MailOnline

[Mary Colwell @curlewcalls]

IMPORTANT The campaign for a GCSE in Natural History has stalled. Labour see it as a "Conservative initiative" and won't progress it. It is not a political football, every child has the right to learn about the wonder of the natural world. Plse ask you MP to lobby for it now. 🙏

[Wild Wrendale @WildWren_]

@leeinthelakes @WildHaweswater @WildLakeland @WWTworldwide @Natures_Voice @cumbriawildlife @BeaverTrust @lowthercastle These land drains were dug up and left in a pile by a pair of beavers on our farm! We are restoring a wetland and land drains are a constant problem - there are multiple generations of them

[Joel Ashton 🍃🌳🍃 @_JoelAshton]

Why is the world afraid of long grass/meadows? For those adopting a #NoMowSummer, I applaud you👏 You are setting the standard & 100% helping your local wildlife. Since we are no longer in May, I’m conscious the mowers are being dusted off, so I’d just like to say #JuneIsTooSoon

[Wild Wrendale @WildWren_]

@CSLyons I have just submitted a review to Amazon - I loved this book

[Wild Wrendale @WildWren_]

And here are the results
https://t.co/Zjex2TVvoN

[Wild Wrendale @WildWren_]

The tidiness epidemic alive and well in Lincolnshire

[GPC @GPCbirding]

Just how
Many Reed Bunt, Cettis and Sedge Warbler nests do they destroy every year: better not check
My blood pressure when I get back

[Wild Wrendale @WildWren_]

Before…

[Little Green Space 🦋 @LGSpace]

Please don’t mow or spray the dandelions. They are a lifeline for pollinators including bees, butterflies, hoverflies. They support over 50 insect species. Our little film shows the life in a small patch 🐝
More: https://t.co/1swzcaWWFm

[Derek Gow @gow_derek]

Wolf conference gathering steam. Speakers getting ready to fly in to advise on life in wolf land. Calls will be played from the ridge where the flint knappers listened to their sonatas by moonlight. Poems will be read in the dark.

[Wild Wrendale @WildWren_]

@CSLyons Clear has no idea about the economics of publishing 😂

[Wild Wrendale @WildWren_]

@lizardschwartz @harvey_tweats

[Jo Cartmell #RewildTheEarth 🍃💚🍃 @WaterVole]

WONDERFUL! A farmer happy to farm and coexist with Beavers. Well done @DougWanstall! @gow_derek @BeaverTrust

[Wild Wrendale @WildWren_]

@GPCbirding These drive me insane. I can’t believe they are still acceptable. Where do people think they end up when they release them into the sky? Total idiocy

[The Wildlife Trusts @WildlifeTrusts]

Instead of allowing the use of bee-killing pesticides, we would like to see @GovUK support farmers who are working towards transitioning away from the use of harmful chemicals.

Ask British Sugar to help farmers sell neonic-free sugar. 👉 https://t.co/fjI49PdhE6

[Celia Richardson @CeliaRichards0n]

Flooding again. Chaos, damage and hard work again. We need more trees, more beavers, more protection of peatland and rivers, and more carbon reduction (Climate baiters, pls don’t bother - v busy woman).

[Sam Knowlton @samdknowlton]

A single beaver pond holds an estimated 1.1 million gallons of water and recharges underlying aquifers with an even greater amount of water.

Upon European arrival to North America, as many as 65 million beaver dams strung together waterways and hydrated landscapes.