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Hedgehog Awareness Week 2015

Hedgehog Awareness Week runs from 3rd-9th May 2015 and hedgehoggy events are being organised all around the country!

Hedgehog Awareness Week 2015 | BHPS News

BBC Earth is also publicising this event

This entry was posted in News on 04/05/2015 by admin.

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Upcoming Events

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    Meadow Farm

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    Bucknell Wood

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    Sandhouse Lane Nature Reserve

Society News

  • Mystery Solved
  • Briefing at start of the walk ©Peter Hassett 5 June 2018 Trip Report – Rushden Lakes 5 June 2018
  • Bee Orchid Stonepit Field Spectacular display of Bee Orchids along Grafton Street
  • Cross between a Common Spotted and Southern Marsh orchids © Julian Lambley, Clinton Ragpits 12June 2018 Trip Report – Aston Clinton Ragpits 12 June 2018
  • Milton Keynes Festival of Nature Poster 6-15 July 2018 Milton Keynes Festival of Nature 6-15 July 2018
  • Exhibition –  Milton Keynes’ Hidden Jewel 16 June  – 6 July 2018
  • Pasqueflower ©Phil Sarre, Knocking Hoe NR 9 June 2018 Trip report – Knocking Hoe Nature Reserve 9 June 2018

Other News

  • Scottish cull of ravens sanctioned
  • Lyme Disease vaccine set to become available soon
  • Why we should care about the vanishing of the swifts
  • Unified habitat classification system is launched
  • Antarctica: plastic contamination reaches Earth’s last wilderness
  • Vision in Birds
  • The week in wildlife – in pictures 8 June 2018
  • Bats in the Brecks
  • Drowning, a mysterious cause of death amongst  young starlings
  • New app makes identifying moths easier
  • The week in wildlife – in pictures 16 June 2018
  • Five birds brought back from the brink
  • New Nature Magazine June 2018 published
  • Ravens and crows may be just as clever as chimps
  • Bat Roost Count
  • Fifth of Britain’s wild mammals ‘at high risk of extinction’
  • The Great British Bee Count 17 May to 30 June 2018
  • Heartwood’s wildlife numbers double
  • headstarting – Project Godwit
  • Vegetative guide to orchids of the British Isles
  • Can the world’s largest rewilding project restore Patagonia’s beauty? | Environment | The Guardian
  • Marsh Tit Species Focus
  • National Bat Monitoring Programme
  • Swift Awareness Week, 16-23 June 2018
  • Why do some butterflies and moths have eyespots?
  • Wild wolf shot and killed in Denmark
  • Australian magpies understand other bird calls
  • Butterfly Walk – Salcey Forest 23 June 2018
  • Water shortages to be key environmental challenge of the century
  • Australia completes world’s largest cat-proof fence
  • Would you climb Ben Nevis to find this bird?
  • Common Cranes at Gallows Bridge
  • Illegal sales of endangered wildlife rife in Europe
  • Why are scientists so interested in orangutan poo?
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