By Mel Godfrey on behalf of SLH This article was originally written for the March edition of Heatons Post Our local bats are our link to a secret world. They will emerge from […]
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By Alec and Sheila Bayliss on behalf of SLH Are you thinking about how you could make your garden more eco-friendly? What we choose to grow in our own gardens
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By Kell Degnen from Marbury Road Edible Garden The volunteers at Marbury Road Edible Garden are celebrating a successful end to the 2023 growing season after receiving a prestigious award for our
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Our popular bat walks are starting again in mid August. There will be a few walks a week until early September. These evening bat walls will give you the chance to
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By Hayley Care (Care Ecology) on behalf of SLH Bats are nocturnal flying mammals and make up almost a quarter of our mammal species in the UK. We have 18
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By Diana Scotcher on behalf of SLH This article was originally written for the February edition of Heatons Post What’s the history of our hedge? In 2016 SLH started working on a hedge established
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By Ian Tate and Ian Barker on behalf of SLH “Our Place” by Mark CockerBehind the sub-title, “Can We Save Britain’s Wildlife Before It Is Too Late?”, lies a paradox presented at
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