by The Gainsborough Area Group of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust | Apr 10, 2022 | Environment, Gainsborough, Group meeting, Heritage, Hobbies, Wildlife
Des Lloyd, a past winner of The Daily Mail Wildlife photographer of the year award, will be presenting a selection of his wildlife photographs at the next meeting of the Gainsborough Group of Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust on Wednesday 20th April in Morton Village Hall...
by Erin McDaid, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust | Apr 3, 2022 | Environment, Worksop
Whilst frosty mornings are still very much in prospect and heavy showers quite a seasonal theme; the noticeably longer days of April give the sun a much greater opportunity to work its magic on the landscape. This can be particularly apparent where its rays bathe the...
by Erin McDaid, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust | Apr 3, 2022 | Environment, Retford
Whilst frosty mornings are still very much in prospect and heavy showers quite a seasonal theme; the noticeably longer days of April give the sun a much greater opportunity to work its magic on the landscape. This can be particularly apparent where its rays bathe the...
by Erin McDaid, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust | Apr 3, 2022 | Environment, Sherwood
Whilst frosty mornings are still very much in prospect and heavy showers quite a seasonal theme; the noticeably longer days of April give the sun a much greater opportunity to work its magic on the landscape. This can be particularly apparent where its rays bathe the...
by Bob Murray, Friend of Sherwood Heath | Mar 27, 2022 | Environment, Sherwood
Have you ever been to Sherwood Heath in autumn to have a look at the fungus growing under the silver birch trees? The phenomenon happens most years and can be a remarkable sight, with large red and white mushrooms growing in large numbers around the trunks of birch...
by Sherwood Forest Friends of the Earth | Mar 27, 2022 | Environment, Group meeting, Sherwood
It is no longer enough to leave fossil fuels in the ground and decarbonise our economies. We’ve left it too late. We also need extract massive amounts of historic carbon from the atmosphere; otherwise we have no hope of keeping global temperature rise at 1.5°c. By far...
