As most of the media bangs on about Farage and Reform, the Green Party have won as many seats – all 4 of the seats they targeted. Two were big river seats – people on the River Waveney and River Wye want clean rivers! https://t.co/wUPytZF4nu
"focusing on one issue at a time, such as nature-blind climate mitigation through carbon sequestration in forest plantations, can lead to oversights around how wider ecosystems function."
https://t.co/o1pc7eL21E
@hotchkissaj @Safernoc934 Went to specialists including one re epiphytes (cant remember who now). Surprised you are not up to speed on pronouncements re sycamore/ field maple. Also no Vera and wood pasture.
A summary with the article by Alexander, Green and Butler in British Wildlife Oct 2006 might be of interest! Ancientness and open grown form extremely valuable
If you imagine you've seen more butterflies this year than recent summers you're correct: 1.1m of five commonest species counted this year, compared with 660,000 last year. https://t.co/thBDUDuD9e
My only issue is that the home of Greenwich meantime is London. Seems a shame if we don’t have some time based on the 0 meridian for heritage sake. What about British Wintertime being one hour ahead and summer on Greenwich time?
We are very pleased to announce a series of 10 new videos produced as part of the VETcert project. Thanks to Professor Lynne Boddy of Cardiff University and Urban Forestry (Bury St. Edmonds) Ltd for their contributions to these videos.
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@Safernoc934@BBCRadio4Extra I went there about 15 years ago & found the site of the Beagle. It was used as a customs ship. I think it was a floating home for staff/families rather than a sailing vessel. The copper bottom was sold and I think some of the fishermen’s sheds used parts of the Beagle.
=a sad end