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Exciting Hawfinch Study Update!
We've just finished reviewing thousands of camera clips from our Hawfinch study this year, and we’re thrilled to share some incredible findings!
It’s amazing to see these birds returning year after year, offering valuable insights into their movements and behaviour. This long-term data helps us better understand and protect these elusive woodland gems.
Russ at Wild New Forest CIC has also launched a new website today at https://t.co/Xcsai4EM54 showcasing the ecological work they are conducting across the New Forest and their work with the New Forest Biodiversity Forum.
We are thrilled to announce that we’ve launched a brand-new website!Visit us at [https://t.co/rKHAcX0FOJ](https://t.co/mj5EUQTQyW)
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each person's contribution played a crucial role in making the weekend a success. Also, a huge thank you to the Cameron Bespolka Trust, and thank you to everyone who pitched in and gave their time and effort to make it all come together.
Over the weekend, a group of 21 teenagers, along with mentors and Jamie and Amy, gathered at Cameron's Cottage for a wildlife camp weekend. Surrounded by nature, the group embarked on a weekend filled with outdoor activities,
The weekend was a whirlwind of activity and excitement, and none of it would have been possible without the help of so many dedicated individuals. From setting up and managing logistics to ensuring everything ran smoothly,
Our October newsletter is now available as a blog via the link below.
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Today we held another fungi walk, exploring the diverse world of mushrooms and fungi. With over 56 species discovered, it was a truly enriching experience filled with great company and a deep appreciation for nature's wonders.
Our fungi walks are unique and are an intriguing way to explore nature and learn about the fascinating world of mushrooms. These guided walks offer a fun and educational experience for all ages.
Yesterday, our wildlife explorer group had a unique meet-up with the new forest litter pickers at Botlens bench.
As we joined forces to clean up the area and protect the local ecosystem, we were reminded of the importance of preserving our natural habitats for future generations.
We are grateful to everyone who participated and eagerly await the next event.
Please click the link below for more information if you know of any young explorers who might be interested in joining our club.
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On Saturday, we held our latest adventure with our Wildlife Explorers, which took us deep into the forest in search of fungi. As we delved deeper into the forest, we were determined to uncover the hidden world of fungi.