Ryedale Environmental Group - inspiring ideas to make the district a greener and more sustainable place to live and work
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I'm taking on a challenge to run 50 miles for a great cause! 🚶♂ Every donation helps keep our paths accessible for everyone. Please consider donating or sharing. Your support means the world! gofund.me/c3e84e8d
Ian istaking on a challenge to run 50 miles for a great cause! 🚶♂ Every donation helps keep our paths accessible for everyone. Please consider donating or sharing. Your support means the world! gofund.me/c3e84e8d
gofund.me/5b63bb2f Help Ian out on his mammoth run, it's for public benefit
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We need to plant many more native trees in urban spaces, and better protect and value existing ones. This helps nature and wildlife. It's #ClimateAction. It reduces floods, pollution and urban heating. And it improves our lives. More: bit.ly/2eMCYds Via @nature_org
Check out the new website Allerston Wildlife Enthusiasts allerstonwildlife.org/?fbcli…
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I just nominated RYEDALE ENVIRONMENT GROUP
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Councillor Steve Mason, Liberal Democrat councillor on North Yorkshire Council has announced his candidacy for Thirsk and Malton in the upcoming general election, pledging to create communities where People, Place, and the Planet can thrive. dlvr.it/T7LVXM 🔗 Link below
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Scotland's oldest pines have been saved! 👏
Situated in the remote Glen Loyne, the Scots pine trees are at least 560 years old. These precious relics will now be able to regenerate, a major step forward for our collaborative @AffricHighlands initiative.
thenational.scot/news/239833…
Go into this post & help nature by signing the petition, nature &🦔🦔🦔need as much help as we can give
I want to believe people care but the number of signatures on my #HedgehogPetition & this nature depleting government’s response tells another story.
Time is running out for an iconic species in serious decline.
👉🏻🦔petition.parliament.uk/petit…
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Next year, please let the dandelions grow! They support over 50 insects species. They're a great early season food source for pollinators including bees, butterflies and hoverflies. No need to mow. And please don't use weedkiller. RT if you're on board 🐝
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Bats are magical but misunderstood mammals. They face a range of threats from persecution to habitat loss. We are working to secure the future of bats in our changing world and we need your help. Please help our unique bats by making a donation today: buff.ly/3fyG3uW
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A single 400-year-old ancient oak produces 234,000 litres of oxygen a year while soaking up carbon dioxide, and can support more than 2,000 species of bird, insect, fungus, and lichen. Nature is amazing - we need more of it, not less. RT if you agree 🌳
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Unshamedly a fan of this human. An absolute one-off, successor to noone. We don't agree on every single detail of every issue but my respect and admiration for his passion & integrity is pretty much boundless.
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We have just stumbled across the absolutely breath taking shot Brinton Darnell managed to grab in our National Park last weekend ❄️🔭
Two of our favourite things combined, the incredible Aurora Borealis and our snow capped landscapes, how amazing!
📷 : @nightscape_art
ALT The North York Moors National Park covered in snow with the Aurora borealis above.
theguardian.com/environment/… You're probably not going to 👓👓👓 this in the right wing press - but a fact based article about heat pumps!
Lots still being burned on North Yorks Moors, nature needs all the help it can get anywhere but particularly in what are considered our most special areas - that's what our National Parks are. #Defra #Environment #nature
Restoring peatland is integral to tackling climate change, reversing biodiversity loss and protecting our communities from flooding.
We welcome the prosecution of those grouse moors which illegally burn and damage deep peat moorlands.
cravenherald.co.uk/news/2387…
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A single 400-year-old ancient oak produces 234,000 litres of oxygen a year while soaking up carbon dioxide, and can support more than 2,000 species of bird, insect, fungus, and lichen. Nature is amazing - we need more of it, not less. RT if you agree 🌳
Don't miss our next REGTalk about swifts, those aerial icons of summer its on zoom tomorrow ⏰ 1900 hrs bit.ly/44RKN8I
