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Milton Keynes Natural History Society

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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Society Events
  • Tue
    23
    Jul
    2019

    Great Linford Manor Park

    7:00 pm
  • Sat
    27
    Jul
    2019

    BBQ Linford Lakes NR

    4:00 pm
  • Tue
    30
    Jul
    2019

    Sherington Churchyard and Butterfly Garden

    7:00 pm

 

Society News

  • Trip Report – Flitwick Moor 25 June 2019
    Scarlet Tiger moth ©Paul Lund, Flitwick Moor 25 June 2019
  • Bucks & MK Urban Bird Notes – Edition 2  17 July 2019
  • Feather identification
    Barn owl feather ©Sue Hetherington, Floodplain Forest NR 17 July 2019
  • Purple Emperor flies again!
    Purple Emperor ©️Martin Kincaid, Shenley Wood 5 July 2019
  • What is this?
    Interesting substance in bee hotel ©Julie Lane, Olney 3 July 2019
  • Meet a dragon at Caldecotte ponds
    Emperor dragonfly ©Janice Robertson Caldecotte Business Park ponds 30 June 2019
  • Hen Harrier Day 11 August 2019
    2014 Hen Harrier Day ©Sue Hetherington, Derwent Dam 10 August 2014
  • Bucks & MK Urban Bird Notes – Edition 1    17 June 2019
  • Moth Notes 15 June 2019
    Orange Pine Tortrix ©Gordon Redford, Newport Pagnell 10 June 2019
  • StadiumMK Peregrines update June 2019
    Peregrine Platform at Stadium MK ©Sue Hetherington 28 April 219

Other Events

  • Mon
    01
    Jul
    2019
    Wed
    31
    Jul
    2019

    Dragonfly Challenge

  • Fri
    19
    Jul
    2019
    Sun
    11
    Aug
    2019

    Big Butterfly Count 2019

  • Sun
    21
    Jul
    2019

    Open Sunday at Linford Lakes NR

    10:00 am

 

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  • Migrating hoverflies are providing essential pollination and pest control in the UK
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  • Tree planting ‘has mind-blowing potential’ to tackle climate crisis
  • The hunger gaps: How flowering times affect farmland bees
  • 50 million non-native gamebirds – damaging UK wildlife
  • Saving meadows
  • Restoration of Thames Estuary begins to conserve native oysters
  • Do gamebird releases lead to increases in generalist predators?
  • The UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme
  • Hen Harrier suffers savage brutality of an illegally-set trap on a Scottish grouse moor
  • RSPB Giving nature a home July 2019
  • What does the heat wave mean for amphibians?
  • June was hottest ever recorded on Earth
  • Hen Harrier Day 11 August 2019 – update
  • Whimbrel: time to leave
  • Blooms for Bees – first journal paper
  • Arctic fox walks 3,500km from Norway to Canada
  • Grouse shooting: half a million reasons why time’s up for this appalling Victorian ‘sport’
  • Dealing with ammonia is an urgent health problem – yet levels are still rising
  • Why the seabed should be off-limits to mining companies
  • Guide to Solitary Bees in Britain
  • RSPB – Wildlife on reserves 2018
  • ZSL frog conservation film
  • Rise in population of crows and avian predators linked to pheasant shoots
  • What wildlife success have you had in your garden?
  • The exquisite joy of a meadow full of flowers
  • Japan whaling: Commercial hunts to resume despite outcry
  • Tree-planting in England falls 71% short of government target
  • What do birds eat in the wild?
  • Farmland Tax Breaks revealed
  • Life Cycle and Biology of dragonflies
  • Mass Seasonal Migrations of Hoverflies Provide Extensive Pollination and Crop Protection Services
  • Council suspends all hedge trimming as villagers protest work has killed or disturbed hundreds of animals
  • Successful translocation of rhinos from Europe to Rwanda
  • Herds of wild boar at Longleat woods need culling says farmer
  • Action on air pollution works but far more is needed
  • Evaluating the effectiveness of conservation measures for European grassland‐breeding waders
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  • Song of one of rarest whales on planet recorded for first time
  • Why are England’s roadsides blooming?
  • Invasive species heading for East Anglia
  • A global threats overview for Curlew populations
  • Photograph lays bare reality of melting Greenland sea ice
  • Help save Hairstreaks last home
  • Saving the environment is more important to farmers than subsidising food productivity
  • Russia fines ‘whale jail’ company
  • Stricken polar bear turns up in Siberian city, hundreds of miles from home
  • Hand-Reared Monarch Butterflies Don’t Migrate
  • UK Government Petition to ban the import of shark fins into the UK
  • RSPB launches Birdsong Radio
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