Blog posts by year and monthOctober 2020
Posts (10)
The Hook-Nosed Sea Pig: Britain’s global rarity
By Tom Winter from the Autumnwatch digital team
What’s with all the acorns this autumn?
By Lorienne Whittle, Nature’s Calendar Citizen Science Officer at the Woodland Trust
A ‘berry’ worrying time for blackberries?
By Dr Trevor Dines, Botanical Specialist at Plantlife
What nature really means to us
Naturehood is a community project from Earthwatch Europe working to reverse wildlife decline. We put people at the heart of what we do, helping communities connect with nature and each other to make a real difference for local wildlife and their own wellbeing. Here are stories from Naturehood me...
What lies beneath: unearthing eels with eDNA
By Laura Weldon, Principal Research Officer, Wetland Science at WWT
Weird and wonderful waxcaps
Something weird and wonderful might be lurking in a graveyard near you this Hallowe’en…
Celebrating 30 years of conserving hazel dormice
Written by Ian White, Dormouse & Training Officer for PTES
From pitheads to plover – helping nature thrive after industry
By Beccy Speight, Chief Executive of the RSPB
Life on seal island
NatureScot’s Isle of May National Nature Reserve (NNR) manager David Steel describes what it’s like to live and work alongside one of the biggest and most important grey seal colonies in the UK.
