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I challenge you to find better, more orchid filled verge than this !! Heaven if you’re a Pyramidal fan like me, but loads more wonderful flowers and butterflies too. Just on the way into Weymouth. 💜 @ukorchids @HardyOrchidSoc @DorsetWildlife @WeymouthWTC
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#Jobs advertised today from: @FCCTrust Buccleuch @Natures_Voice @RSPBScotland Ecology Solutions @KnightonCM @gloswildlife See c-js.co.uk/CJSJobs
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#Jobs advertised today from: @MOLArchaeology @KnightonCM @WWTworldwide @WWTCaerlaverock @ForestryLS @Harrogatebc @NidderdaleAONB @dudleymbc Tregothnan @NewForestNPA @RSPBCymru Brantwood @MendipHillsAONB @WokinghamBC See c-js.co.uk/CJSJobs
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@KnightonCM is recruiting for a Foreman, Chainsaw Operators, Fencers & General Operatives in Dorset. Immediate start. c-js.co.uk/2Onz8gn
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"The impact of busy roads on wildlife, not just in terms of roadkill, but in the far more insidious effects of physical and genetic isolation, is almost completely overlooked in Britain” Isabella Tree.
All our busy roads should have wildlife crossings. gov.uk/government/news/green…
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@DorsetWildlife @KnightonCM @SightingDOR we've had some spectators keeping an eye on us this week at work.
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Stunning, flower-rich verges on the Dorchester-Weymouth road shows what can be achieved when backed by good ecological advice. Credit to the team, past and present, at @DorsetCouncilUK for working with nature. A natural tonic on
Day 11 of #30DaysWild...! @katefpetty @DorsetAONB
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BALI welcomes Knighton Countryside Management @KnightonCM as a Registered Contractor to the Association. Based in Dorset, they are team of 50 who offer ecological contracting, landscaping, land management, tree surgeons and conservation services.
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Like Xmas every morning checking to see what goodies have arrived over night. Enjoy moth trapping everyone, it’s something we can do in these difficult times, from a window, veranda, rooftop or garden. Happy to help identifying the moths
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Natural England@NaturalEngland18 Mar 2020
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Purbeck Heaths is a haven for wildlife and must be protected.
This is why we've joined forces with landowners at Purbeck Heaths to create a 'super' National Nature Reserve!
Find out more: gov.uk/government/news/uks-f…
#PurbeckHeathsNature
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I was rummaging through an old sketchbook earlier (searching for some spare paper) and came across this, which is now six years old! It was inspired by a hare I saw early one morning, very near to this spot.
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#Jobs advertised today from: @sdnpa @Natures_Voice Lindsay Carrington Ecological Services @KnightonCM @RSPBCymru @DevonWildlife See: c-js.co.uk/CJSJobs
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The promise of things to come: snowdrops beginning to flower @BSBIbotany #oxfordshire
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Foreman, Chainsaw Operators & Fencers with @KnightonCM to work in Dorset and across southern England/Wales c-js.co.uk/365Rozb
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Natural England@NaturalEngland3 Jul 2019
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We've been busy helping to restore and create over 60 ponds in #Kent to provide better prospects for Great Crested #Newts. Hear what @TonyJuniper has to say about our Great Crested Newt District Level Licensing scheme after his visit to @BarrattHomes Chilmington Green.
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Hydro seeding on the mounds complete to give a lunar feel to the short game area plus a great effort from the team on the Flymo and strimmer run today💪🏻⛳️ #Teamstoneham @EDI__ADI @BlinderBunker
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#hottestdayoftheyear Plants cool themselves by transpiring. They try to create a ready brek glow of cooler air around themselves. So on a hot day they lose more water. On a windy hot day, even more. All at a time when moisture in the soil is reduced. Water your trees and plants
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@KnightonCM and any freshly laid turf or grass seed!!!
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Please water and mulch all specimens in pots and any planted or transplanted in last five years. They will thank you.
























