Eco grief. New term for me but rings so true, strange to feel loss and grief for something lost I’ve never actually known. Certainly grieve the loss of blissful ignorance though… From Annie Proulx’s Fen, Bog and Swamp.
We mark Black Friday differently at Feragaia and have partnered with @seawilding, a community-led initiative that is restoring seagrass meadows and native oysters in Scotland🌿
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Very excited by Boothby, I've spent the last year getting to know the various communities around the project. Whilst we don't expect everyone to agree, to depolarise the conversation and progress we need to start with dialogue. There is space for us all.
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Well isn't this a dream job... Landscape Recovery Project Manager at Boothby Wildland with Nattergal. Working with some of the brilliant people behind @KneppWilding on a new nature recovery pilot. £35,000 near Grantham, Lincolnshire https://t.co/xing1p2I6N
We can't wait for Friday's event 👇🏼
Not only is there an exclusive premiere of the short film about Network member @Underhillwood but our very own @SaraKingUK will be joining the panel.
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People try to tell you what to think every day. Here are what some individuals and organisations told you about Liz Truss and her government’s “mini-budget” - perhaps worth remembering next time they try to tell you something…
1. The Daily Mail
V excited about this partnership. Got to start channelling carbon investment into natural habitats not just trees and peat. Also has to be high integrity and based on real carbon data. 💪
We are thrilled to be part of the team with @KneppWilding that was awarded @DefraGovUK funding to develop a new carbon measurement tool for land managers to create confidence in carbon accounting of rewilding and nature recovery projects.
Learn more: https://t.co/uBaunsHi2q
Excited to hear George Eustice flag up Knepp at the Oxford Farming Conference today as an example of the kind of landscape recovery the govt would like to see happening across the country. @KneppWilding @oxfordfarming@MPGeorgeEustice
Acorn News. This is the time series for acorn and knoppper galls on our native Pedunculate Oak (Quercus robur) in Silwood (1979-2021; x axis). The y axis shows mean numbers of acorns and galls per shoot. As you can see, the trees exhibit alternate bearing (big crop, little crop).