Living with Mammals Mammal Trust UK's annual survey of these spaces, Living with Mammals, begins its fifth survey season this year and has shown that, when we take the time to look, it can be surprising who we find our neighbours are. |
Gardening without skips Wildlife gardeners want to garden for the benefit of their local wildlife; but we must all be mindful of the impact of gardening on the wider environment. Based on the July 2004 feature written for the Wildlife Trusts website's wildlife gardening section.
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March 6th 2007Living with Mammals
Mammal Trust UK's annual survey of these spaces, Living with Mammals, begins its fifth survey season in 2007 and has shown that, when we take the time to look, it can be surprising who we find our neighbours are.
February 3rd 2007Wild in your garden
Lancashire Wildlife Trust is inviting keen wildlife gardeners to enter a
national competition where they may have the opportunity to have their
garden featured on BBC television.
August 21st 2006Garden wildlife survey
A Welsh local authority is conducting a survey to establish the importance of local gardens for wildlife.
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Watching garden wildlife has just taken on a new dimension for me with the installation of a remote CCTV camera.
This weekend I did my bit for the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch and enjoyed a pleasant hour just watching for a change.
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A guide to photographing wildlife and other natural subjects in close-up.
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