The Norfolk Community Biodiversity Awards are a great opportunity to show support and appreciation for biodiversity volunteers across the county. Nominations are now open, what are you waiting for? https://t.co/6hXrokWvY7
The River Wensum runs through the center of Norwich and provides a habitat for a wide range of fish species. In this underwater video we take a look at some of the species that call the river home! @visit_norfolk@norfolknatter https://t.co/XGSJ4VqrIy #Norwich#fish#Norfolk
Norfolk Wildlife Trust has been helped by West Norfolk Council to employ a seasonal warden to watch over the breeding seabirds at Holme Dunes Nature Reserve. https://t.co/NaKRdSsERh @SupportNWT
LAST CHANCE! Today is the final day to make your nominations for the 2019 Community Biodiversity Awards. For more information on this years categories and to make your nomination now, follow this link: https://t.co/fk86KMia5C #Communitybiodiversityawards
Time is running out. Young people are the future of conservation and will be charged with protecting Norfolks amazing biodiversity. Show that you support them by nominating them for a biodiversity award! #NorfolkBiodiversityAwards
There are now only 5 days left to make nominations for the Community Biodiversity Awards. If you know a young person who is helping top protect, improve and enhance norfolks biodiversity, time is running out to nominate them. https://t.co/xDO4szOb1r @SupportNWT@EDP24
Check out our new and improved BIODIVERSITY NEWS in Norfolk! If you want to join our E-bulletin mailing list, send an email to [email protected] and we will get you added! https://t.co/t8NicDIV3q @NorfolkBiod@NorfolkNNSI
Do you know any person, group or project that is going the extra mile to help save a species or habitat? Nominate them to win the "Saving Species" category of the Community Biodiversity Awards. There is now only 1 week left! https://t.co/6hXrokEV6z @NorfolkCC@SupportNWT
TIME IS RUNNING OUT! There are less than 40 days left to nominate people, groups or projects for the 2019 Biodiversity awards. This is one of the best ways to show your support for those who are volunteering to improve the biodiversity in your area. #CBA19 https://t.co/6hXrokEV6z
The Volunteer group of the week is Beeston Common Management Group. Their work centres around hands on management of sensitive areas and educating the general public to the biodiversity through walks, talks and their website. More information at: https://t.co/4U9UvycRBO
Have you made your nominations for the 2019 Community Biodiversity Awards yet? It takes less than ten minutes to show support to the volunteers working tirelessly to enhance biodiversity in your area. #Norfolk#CommunityBiodiversityAwards https://t.co/6hXrokEV6z
Gardens cover more land in the UK than all our nature reserves combined. When they are managed properly, they can become complete havens for wildlife! Check out these 4 top tips! #wildlife#gardening#nature@natsurroundings https://t.co/pCBZBR1mQq
The VOLUNTEER GROUP OF THE WEEK is the Friends of Earlham Cemetery. This local group helps to protect, conserve and enhance Earlham Cemetery for wildlife and as a place of freedom, recreation and enjoyment for the community. #volunteer https://t.co/EC4RT8ovXY
The frog spawning season has begun in the UK. @PondRiverStream have launched their annual #SpawnSurvey to collect records of spawn from volunteers: https://t.co/YGu0oXOeMB
Tell us about amphibian #citsci surveys in your part of the EPCN network!
There's only one week left to apply for up to £25,000 funding to refurbish or create a community park. Follow the link for more information: https://t.co/1dRiDIp67t #pocketparks#Funding
VOLUNTEER GROUP OF THE WEEK: Aylsham and district Wildife Society. This group meets monthly and has regular excursions. Check out their website for more information https://t.co/N26TnzYSDF #MondayMotivation#GetInvolved