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In your garden: Bees
How can you support bees in your garden and why is it important?
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In your garden: Bats
Find out how to encourage bats into your garden and how you can monitor and support them.
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In your garden: Birds
How can you help birds to flourish in your garden?
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Map Reading
Brush up on your map reading skills - you never know when you might run out of battery!
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How you can help the plants near you
Plants are key ecosystem service providers, however relatively little is known about many species of vegetation. But, with the help of enthusiasts working on the National Plant Monitoring Scheme, our knowledge is set to improve.
Read now ❯How you can help the plants near you
Fossil Hunting
The UK has a wealth of fossil finding opportunities to explore. Find out more:
Read now ❯Fossil Hunting
Why plant a tree?
Planting a young tree in your garden is not a difficult or time-consuming process. But, care does need to be taken relating to the location, species type and aftercare.
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Hugh's Wild West
Lifelong nature-lover Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall pursues his fascination with the wildlife of the West country.
Learn more ❯Hugh's Wild West
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