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Wild Wrendale retweeted
We are delighted to welcome Hannah Dale to Global Birdfair 2025
She will talk about her new book in Turnstone & sign copies bought at the event
ANOTHER Hannah @WriterHannahBT is joining us too with her new book Nature Needs You
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Wild Wrendale retweeted
Happy publication to #HannahDale @WildWren_ and her beautiful and impassioned book, #AWildingYear out today @BatsfordBooks
This exquisitely illustrated book from artist Hannah Dale...will remind you that there is always solace to be found in the natural world."
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Wild Wrendale retweeted
IMPORTANT The campaign for a GCSE in Natural History has stalled. Labour see it as a "Conservative initiative" and won't progress it. It is not a political football, every child has the right to learn about the wonder of the natural world. Plse ask you MP to lobby for it now. 🙏
Wild Wrendale retweeted
Why is the world afraid of long grass/meadows? For those adopting a #NoMowSummer, I applaud you👏 You are setting the standard & 100% helping your local wildlife. Since we are no longer in May, I’m conscious the mowers are being dusted off, so I’d just like to say #JuneIsTooSoon
Wild Wrendale retweeted
Please don’t mow or spray the dandelions. They are a lifeline for pollinators including bees, butterflies, hoverflies. They support over 50 insect species. Our little film shows the life in a small patch 🐝
More: bit.ly/428s34x
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WONDERFUL! A farmer happy to farm and coexist with Beavers. Well done @DougWanstall! @gow_derek @BeaverTrust
Wild Wrendale retweeted
Instead of allowing the use of bee-killing pesticides, we would like to see @GovUK support farmers who are working towards transitioning away from the use of harmful chemicals.
Ask British Sugar to help farmers sell neonic-free sugar. 👉 wtru.st/back-beet-farmers
ALT Ashy mining bee on flower
Wild Wrendale retweeted
A single beaver pond holds an estimated 1.1 million gallons of water and recharges underlying aquifers with an even greater amount of water.
Upon European arrival to North America, as many as 65 million beaver dams strung together waterways and hydrated landscapes.
Wild Wrendale retweeted
If I haven't followed you back, and you're a genuine bird & nature lover like I am, please retweet & I'll follow you back. 😊
To make it more worth sharing, here's one of my favourite shots, a Goldfinch in cherry blossom. 😍😀🐦
Wild Wrendale retweeted
The hedge on the left is managed every year. The one on the right has been left for several years. The same species, a hugely different outcome for local habitat diversity & richness because of the cover, nectar & berries. It doesn't always have to be the way it was in the past.
Wild Wrendale retweeted
After returning from northern France, the lack of biodiversity/insect life in the UK is shocking. I can’t possibly convey the difference in one tweet so here’s a 🧵of just how nature depleted we are, even though the landscape, climate & species (historically) are almost identical – at Pays de la Loire, France
Wild Wrendale retweeted
🐢🇬🇧 EUROPEAN POND TURTLES IN BRITAIN 🐢🇬🇧
I have spent the last two years of my life working on researching this species in a British context so it was quite relieving to see my colleagues and I covered in the Guardian today!
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