Thanks to @DorsetAONB funding, Bridport Bird Clubs 2021 Breeding Bird Survey Report is published today. Surveyors walked over 2,000 miles on 70+ days, supplemented by 700 hours of nocmig records. Territories found for up to 81 species. Full details/report https://t.co/JfXBjdThtL
Donkeys are being used to encourage wildflowers to grow in Devon 🌸
The donkey sanctuary in Sidmouth walked two of their donkeys through a flower meadow where their movement helped disperse flower seeds 🌺
…and the donkeys benefit too from exploring new areas 🗺
The Big Butterfly Count has started !
You can take part by downloading the free app or printable ID chart using the following link : https://t.co/Ptx02uELrQ
We want to make 2021 the biggest #ButterflyCount ever , so please help us by getting out for the count !
As today is #FascinationOfPlantsDay we wanted to shine a light on our Colour in the Margins project which features many rare arable plants.
There has been much to celebrate, and still is, as the project continues through its final months.
Find out more 👉 https://t.co/rpGHwMcaiM
The writing is on the wall . . . Wuhan is our wake-up call, we must stop the commercial trade in wild animals to prevent further pandemics . . . time for more @NFFNUK and @ciwf . . . https://t.co/KGxjb4j2fj
It must be midsummer – time to count some butterflies. If you haven't done this before, it is really simple – 15 mins anywhere, with free ID chart and ID app available via @savebutterflies online. https://t.co/7BwLiaot21
Halve UK pesticide use to save insects, says @WildlifeTrusts and @DaveGoulson
- report also calls for expansion of projects such as flower-rich road verges, pesticide-free towns and butterfly reintroductions
Story by me
https://t.co/oBjghwHfKC
Good news: 2019 was the best butterfly summer since 1997. Marbled white and many other species thriving. Butterflies are powerful symbols of freedom and hope in a time of gloom and incarceration. Here's to a further recovery in 2020. https://t.co/AV3MFTJVJ0
When a man who protects butterflies is found dead in suspicious circumstances, it is another tragic sign of the deepening crisis over our exploitation of what's left of planet Earth's resources. https://t.co/ihxyb3A4Xy
Sir David Attenborough says it is "shameful" of the Prime Minister not to attend last night's climate change debate.
"I don't know what else he had to do, but it would have to be very, very important to dodge this one."
Snow meets Attenborough. Tonight at 7pm on Channel 4.
Donkeys face world population crisis with millions killed annually for traditional Chinese remedy #ejiao@DonkeySanctuary report reveals https://t.co/33YTU4TtyP