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04 May

Free Climate Change Adaptation Manual for Land Managers

Our climate is changing rapidly and it is essential that the potential impacts are taken into account when developing management plans for reserves and other green spaces. To assist with…

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04.05.2020 | Uncategorized
27 Apr

Global study finds insects in decline on land but recovering in water

The data from long term studies, carried out around the world, have been combined in the largest ever meta-analysis of insects abundance. On average land-dwelling insects were found to be…

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27.04.2020 | Uncategorized
20 Apr

White-legged Damselfly Investigation Spring 2020 report

The White-legged Damelfly flight season is almost upon us and the British Dragonfly Society is asking members of the public to keep an eye out for this charismatic insect as…

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20.04.2020 | Uncategorized
17 Apr

Guide to Spring Garden Dragonflies

We are right at the beginning of the dragonfly season and spring species are starting to emerge. We have created a quick guide to dragonflies you can see on the…

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17.04.2020 | Uncategorized
14 Apr

Pond Ponderings: Parc y Llyn pond, Aberystwyth

An introduction to a community pond in Wales, by Meg Kirby:   “The Parc y Llyn pond is situated in a rough grassland meadow between a housing estate and retail…

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14.04.2020 | Pond Ponderings
06 Apr

Pond Ponderings – Battling algae in a new pond by Pamela Styles

Last time I wrote about my new pond (A Welsh Garden Pond For Wildlife and Wellbeing), I was blissfully unaware of the invasion of algae that was soon to come!…

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06.04.2020 | Pond Ponderings
20 Mar

New ‘super’ National Nature Reserve is super news for Southern Damselflies

Hartland Moor, a key site for Southern Damselflies in Dorset, is set to become part of the new Purbeck Heaths National Nature Reserve. The small, delicate Southern Damselfly (Coenagrion mercuriale)…

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20.03.2020 | Uncategorized
13 Jan

Pond Ponderings – From A Small Urban Pond in King’s Lynn, by Elizabeth Fairweather

2020 really is shaping up to be the Year of the Dragonfly, as we have got another Pond Ponderings writer to introduce you to. Elizabeth Fairweather introduces us to her…

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13.01.2020 | Pond Ponderings
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