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12 facts  about wildflower meadows

The UK has lost 97 per cent of its meadow habitat since the 1940s. Discover more about this beautiful habitat, thanks to Plantlife.

Source: 12 facts you (probably) didn’t know about wildflower meadows | Discover Wildlife

This entry was posted in News on 26/04/2018 by admin.

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  • Trip Report – RSPB Ouse Washes 12 January 2019
    RSPB Ouse Washes with Ely cathedral in the background ©Julian Lambley 12 January 2019
  • Magpie 50th Anniversary edition published
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  • Annual Photographic Competition 22 January 2019
    Brimstone nectaring on Sanfoin, Pitstone Quarry, 28 May 2017
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    Orphaned hand reared Dormice ©Paul Manchester 25Jan15

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  • Programme for  Coleopterists Day 9 February 2019
  • How to create an insect-friendly garden
  • Want to get involved with Citizen Science, Wildlife Surveys and Fieldwork?
  • Recognizing the quiet extinction of invertebrates
  • Assessing the Rainforests in three National Parks
  • 3 highlights from WaderTales in 2018
  • Taxing nitrogen: pros and cons
  • Wildlife Trust BCN Upcoming Talks and Events in South Bedfordshire Spring 2019
  • Clean Air Strategy: progress for wildlife and people on ammonia
  • Bumblebee densities in hedgerow and grassland habitats
  • Reasons to be hopeful about the environment in 2019
  • The Endangered Landscapes Programme
  • Plant–pollinator interactions
  • How to Start a Native Wildflower Meadow [6 Easy Steps]
  • 3 Good Things in Nature
  • Bryophytes training 31 January 2019 
  • Top Ten Beetles of 2018?
  • New Year Plant Hunt 2018-9
  • Flowers respond to pollinator sound by increasing nectar concentration
  • Risks of ‘domino effect’ of tipping points greater than thought
  • Winter spider’s web identification
  • The battle to save one of UK’s rarest species
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