Welcome to our joint-blogging series for the Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild Challenge – you can read more about the campaign and ourselves in our introduction page. Matt (in Cambridge/Sandy) Wild to work In the Spring and Summer I forgo a 12 minute bike ride to where I get picked up for work and instead […]
Welcome to our joint-blogging series for the Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild Challenge – you can read more about the campaign and ourselves in our introduction page. (Megan, mid-Wales) Phew, now I can breathe a sigh of relief! Today was the day for my bioblitz, an event that had originally been thought of back when […]
Welcome to our joint-blogging series for the Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild Challenge – you can read more about the campaign and ourselves in our introduction page. (Matt, Worcestershire & Wales) After yesterday’s epic journey from western Germany to western England, travelling from Malvern to mid-Wales today felt like a doddle. I’m with Megan on […]
Welcome to our joint-blogging series for the Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild Challenge – you can read more about the campaign and ourselves in our introduction page. (Megan, travelling from Dorset to Malvern) I had originally planned to spend the morning on Portland, looking to see if the Lulworth Skipper butterflies were about there yet […]
Welcome to our joint-blogging series for the Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild Challenge – you can read more about the campaign and ourselves in our introduction page. (Matt, at a conference in Germany) Dear negotiators, Please take even just ten minutes to go Wild. The reasons to prevent climate change are right under your noses. […]
Welcome to our joint-blogging series for the Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild Challenge – you can read more about the campaign and ourselves in our introduction page. (Megan, in coastal Dorset) As the third day of the challenge continued along its way, I was not feeling hopeful about connecting with nature. I had to be […]
Welcome to our joint-blogging series for the Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild Challenge – you can read more about the campaign and ourselves in our introduction page. (Matt, at a conference in Germany) It’s a wet and dreary day in Bonn, but as I left my hotel at 7.10 this morning I took a scenic […]
My e-mail to the Radio Times, regarding how they reported on BBC Wildlife Magazine’s “The Wildlife Power List”, has been responded to. Much as I appreciate that they did respond, I am less impressed by what they said: Thank you for your email and comments. I will note your concerns though I can assure you […]
Welcome to our joint-blogging series for the Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild Challenge – you can read more about the campaign and ourselves in our introduction page. Megan (in coastal Dorset) As discussed in this week’s blog post, the start to my 30 Days Wild challenge, has seen me distracted from stunning landscapes by a […]
I have very exciting news for you – the kestrels are nesting (again)! There is a new female, whom the male has been keeping sweet with dead mammals and rodents, and last week she laid her first egg. As I type, I can see on the live webcam that there are now four eggs! The […]