Blog posts by year and monthNovember 2020
Posts (15)
Autumn adventures on Skomer
by Dr Siddhi Joshi, Independent Marine Scientist, British Ecological Society member
We can do better together
There’s loads that you can do to help local wildlife in your space, like planting flowers for pollinators, digging a pond or adding a hedgehog house.
From the Mouths of Babes
Earthwatch Europe’s winning nature poetry entries from children aged 7-14
Autumn’s magnificent migrants!
Knots are amongst the thousands of migrant birds heading to our shores in huge numbers at this time of year.
Winter waifs and strays – watch out for toddler turtles stranding on our beaches
Whilst our trips to the beach may become fewer as the winter months draw in, an abundance of marine life continues to visit our shores.
Ash dieback - a big issue for UK woodlands
Ash dieback is spreading through National Trust land at the fastest rate since it arrived in the country eight years ago.
Swanscombe: Jewel on the Thames
Paul Hetherington from Buglife shares sentiments on a remarkable site for a whole variety of reasons.
Could dropped litter be devastating for red squirrels?
By Justin Matthews, ranger at the National Trust’s Formby
