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WildAid retweeted
Thank you so much for all your hard work @Sch_ESD_Conf 🥰
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Looking forward to Charlie from @wildaiduk joining us again school-sustainability.org
@StStephens_Bury @BrinscallS @moor_park_bpl @Waterprimary @MedlarWeshamCE @thurnglass_sch @EcclestonPS @haslingdenpri @ldprimaryschool
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@OutdoorDan57 you have supported many of our school sustainability conferences. Hoping you might like to join us 23rd June at Blackburn Rovers to promote the work you are doing these days with schools
Remember this? You and Charlie from @wildaiduk
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We appreciate the support we have had from @thebeecentre over a number of years. Also had great support from @wildaiduk @EcoSchools @Eco_Group @AlldaysFarm @RibbleTrust @CRTNorthWest @EdibleMel @KidsVplastic @BRFCTrust @Prospects1998 @StBedesRCHS @RibbleValleysue to name a few
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Do owls feel 'love' for each other? This clip shows such tenderness and they both seem to relish in the attention they give to each other. This is Strix (male in box) and Aluco at #YewView. 💕🦉🦉
@BBCSpringwatch @Natures_Voice @ChrisGPackham @_BTO
WildAid retweeted
Happy #NationalBirdDay everyone. Sharing some of my personal favourites from my #phonescoping and camera pics - birds really are awesome. 💚🌏🐦 #BirdsSeenIn2021 #birdwatching #birdsuniteourworld #birdtherapy #BirdsPhotography #BirdsSeenIn2022
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Come on @BorisJohnson @ZacGoldsmith we can no longer allow terrier men to kill foxes with garden forks or fill in badger setts. This is wildlife crime & it has to be stamped out. Strength the Hunting Act in 2022 no more delays no more recuses @LeagueACS @OtlPodcasts
After an incredible 18 months two young Otters separated from mothers during storms start life in new riverside home. We are delighted to be a part of crucial front line wildlife conservation. standard.co.uk/news/uk/rspca…
After 18 incredible months two Otter cubs separated from mothers during storms start life in new riverside home. Here at WildAid we are delighted to play a part in front line wildlife conservation. standard.co.uk/news/uk/rspca…
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WildAid retweeted
No matter your level of authority, the finger-wag remains an ineffective scolding strategy against waterfowl.
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We've updated our website.
@Heatherlitter @JoStanl71292431 @Prospects1998 @little_chatters @StOswaldsCPS @RibbleTrust @NatureFSchools @WVScharity @winstanley_mrs @EdibleMel @wildaiduk @Growtoschool
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Recent research has indicated that 54% of #HedgehogChampions who created hedgehog highways reported a subsequent increase in hedgehog activity. 🦔
Find out more here 👉 hedgehogstreet.org/the-succe…
#HedgehogStreet is a joint campaign by us and @hedgehogsociety
WildAid retweeted
Every single climate conference I ask myself, when will the world get it? When will they understand how serious this situation is? Our world leaders cannot keep kicking this environmental catastrophe down the road.
A clip from my conversation with @BellaLack at #COP26 👇🌎📽️
WildAid retweeted
I'm on my way home from #COP26, full of frustration and fury after reading the draft declaration. The world's powerful governments propose to do more to defend the fossil fuel industry than to defend life on Earth.
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Angry , scared and betrayed . We have been failed and scorned by the stupid , the greedy and the evil . Life is now in mortal danger . But it’s not over , it’s just down to us to do what needs to be done and we need to go to it now . So let’s . . .
#COP26
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Police watching fences go up at Newark Library Garden while local residents gather to try to defend the garden and its mature trees. The trees are due to be felled for an unnecessary car park extension 💔 /1
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This way lies hope. Wildflowers, woodlands, wetlands, community orchards, cycling trails. And maybe water voles, red kites, dormice. Derby city has just approved the UK's largest urban rewilding project. Other city councils - please follow Derby's lead! 🐝
theguardian.com/environment/…
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A dog crate can be an easy way to keep the larger birds off of the feeders, creating a safe space for the smaller birds. Placing some feeders close to the edge means species such as the woodpecker can still reach the food. It's working well at #YewView