Doncaster Ramblers: Carers Walk from Potteric Carr
This now well established monthly event during the summer provides respite for carers and a day out for the cared for
Source: doncasterfreepress.co.uk
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Construction begins on mixed tenure residential scheme
Completed estate will comprise 70 three and four-bedroom properties
Source: thebusinessdesk.com
Looking back on Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's conservation work | Bradford Telegraph and Argus
FROM its 100 nature reserves and peat and marine restoration programmes to community projects, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust (YWT) is proud to be at the…
Source: thetelegraphandargus.co.uk
Starling murmurations so awe-inspiring, says Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
Starling murmurations so awe-inspiring, says Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
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Source: yorkpress.co.uk
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust appeals for help to protect its wetlands and their wildlife
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s wetland reserves provided a significant lifeline for wildlife this summer as drier and hotter weather led to more wildlife seeking refuge.
Source: halifaxcourier.co.uk
Wetland reserves across region welcomed more unusual species of wildlife seeking refuge from hot, dry summer
Nature reserves across the region provided sanctuary for extra and more unusual wildlife than normal as species sought refuge from this summer’s drier and hotter weather.
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Source: yorkshirepost.co.uk
Regional round-up: August 2022
August is always reliable for the local birder and 2022 was no different, as bumper Pied Flycatcher and Garganey numbers were enjoyed along with some exciting seawatching.
Source: birdguides.com
Sighting of a Rare Bird in Britain may be the "Undeniable Sign" of Climate Change's Severity
The appearance of rare birds is an 'undeniable sign' that a climate emergency has reached Britain. Birds like the European bee-eater found in Norfolk are projected to become permanent visitors due to global warming.
Source: natureworldnews.com
Rare birds' arrival an 'unmissable sign' climate emergency has reached Britain | Birds
Pushed northwards by global heating, exotic birds like the rainbow bee-eater seen nesting in Norfolk will likely become established summer visitors
Source: theguardian.com
Potteric Carr: Black-winged stilt chicks in northern first
Conservationists believe the rare visitors to the UK are being pushed north by climate change.
Source: bbc.co.uk