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Visitors to Danby Lodge National Park Centre are challenged to find and identify as many species as possible in the grounds, as North York Moors National Park hosts its first-ever family BioBlitz event on Thursday June 1.
A group of volunteers have taken part in a wildflower meadow conservation project.
VISITORS to the region's National Parks can take part in a new project mapping species of plants and animals found in the landscapes. The‘Look Wild’ project encourages National Park visitors to map and record the different species they see on a mobile phone app. Once established, this growing database will help National Park Authorities in their collective effort to enhance the landscapes and support strong bio-diverse ecosystems. Both the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Parks are taking part and Ian McPherson, Dales Authority member, said: “With another record yea...
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