Grass cutting season starts across the county - The Droitwich Standard
Cutting the grass in a programme in place since 2016 helps to keep roads visible for motorists but also provides a safe space for wildlife too.
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Cutting the grass in a programme in place since 2016 helps to keep roads visible for motorists but also provides a safe space for wildlife too.
Grass cutting begins as council seeks to balance needs of drivers with best interests of wildlife
MORE than 66 hectares – or 163 football pitches – of lush wildflower habitat have been created in the South Downs National Park to help bees…
To mark World Bee Day, the national park authority is celebrating the progress made by the wildlife corridor initiative.
To mark World Bee Day, the national park authority is celebrating the progress made by the wildlife corridor initiative.