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Blog: Inspiring children’s interest in nature through storytelling
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Evaluating marine mammal watching legislation, regulations and codes of conduct
Rebecca Walker, a senior environmental specialist from Norwich travelled to South Africa, Canada and the USA to research commercial and recreational wildlife watching...
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The dissemination of African craneflies housed in the Smithsonian Institute
Pete Boardman, an entomologist from Warrington, travelled to Namibia and the USA to research the taxonomy, identification, and distribution of African craneflies.
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Blog: Getting UK pollinator conservation buzzing
Bees and other insect pollinators are currently under severe threat in the UK. Pesticide poisoning, increased disease as well as destruction of nesting sites and nectar...
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Nutkin ventured, nutkin gained: evolving grey squirrel management techniques
Dr Craig Shuttleworth, a research scientist at Bangor University, travelled to Canada to study approaches to managing the threat posed to ecosystems by grey squirrels.
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Learning to hear the call of the wild: a study of soundscape ecology
Missing Wolf, a composer and sonic artist from Bexleyheath, travelled to the USA to investigate soundscape ecology, the study of sound emanating from the natural...