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Saving the Planet: Stay Local

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The lock-down during the COVID-19 outbreak has made many of our lives unrecognisable. Just two months ago, many of us would have been travelling to and from work, picking the kids up from school and …

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Saving the Planet: Gardening for Wildlife

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The UK is a country that by and large loves nature. This could be because the Brits are known for backing the underdog. We cheer on David rather than Goliath and hope Oliver does indeed get 'more'. So …

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Why do cormorants spread their wings?

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Cormorants can be seen flying along rivers and canals, even in urban areas.

Walking along a river there are many different birds you can spot. From coots to herons, each has their own uniqueness, beauty and charisma. But above the birds swimming in the water and nesting in …

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What does Coltsfoot mean?

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Coltsfoot is a member of the daisy family

If ever you have a dandelion without leaves, growing in a particularly tough environment, you have a completely different flower called Coltsfoot. But if the name Dandelion comes from the French, …

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What do Weevils eat?

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Weevils come in all shapes and sizes

Creeping out of the woodwork after winter is an insect with an incredible looking nose. Of all the noses in the animal kingdom, the Weevil beetle must surely have one of the most surreal. There are …

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What noise do Rabbits make?

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Rabbits have to have good communication to avoid predators.

When they are tucked up in a warm, comfy hutch, it’s hard to imagine a rabbit could wish for anything else. But out in the countryside, their cousins live very different lives. Wild rabbits tend to …

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