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Comment: Bring back our bees
Pesticides known as ‘neonicotinoids’ are devastating for bee populations. And the European Union is ready to ban three of them, according to The Guardian. […]
Search is on for nature’s ambassadors
Ambassadors for nature are being recruited by A Rocha UK and one of our partners, as interns are sought both for the national team […]
School makes a mark on community
More than 400 West London schoolchildren have made their mark on A Rocha UK’s urban nature reserve Wolf Fields. They followed in Banksy’s footsteps […]
Eco church launches revised survey
A new version of Eco Church’s online survey is to be launched – and the team is growing to cope with rising demand for […]
Dragonflies fire the imagination
A Rocha UK are watching life spring from death, as they get ready for the official opening of their new nature reserve Foxearth Meadows.
They’ve found that dragonflies are using diseased trees as nurseries on the 11-acre site by the Essex-Suffolk border.
As a result, A Rocha UK have decided not to chop the fungus-ridden wood, and let their residents flourish.
They will officially open Foxearth Meadows on 13th May as Britain’s only nature reserve managed primarily for dragonflies.