Did you know there are seven green bridges along the #LowerThamesCrossing route? They will help blend the new road into the landscape, restore historic connections between communities and the countryside and help people and wildlife move easily across the area. Visit our interactive map to discover more… https://lnkd.in/e3ngTWeZ
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Not often you get a nice walk through the woods to a site meeting. A beautiful location for a potential replacement dwelling just outside Henley-on-Thames. Just a National Trust Covenant, a Local Wildlife designation, Ancient Woodland and Green Belt to overcome so a nice interesting challenge. #planningpermission #planning
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💦🌻🌞 Learn how to effortlessly transform your yard into an eco-friendly oasis in this #GTK blog post. Discover the simple steps to creating a beautiful and beneficial rain garden, perfect for soaking up excess water and attracting wildlife. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gTzb7NpQ
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The Ultimate Guide to Outdoor Living: Managing Turtles, Septic Tank, and More Discover the secrets to optimizing your outdoor living space with tips on managing wildlife, septic systems, and environmental factors. Learn how to handle turtles and maintain a well on your property. Join us as we discuss the challenges and solutions for creating the perfect outdoor environment. #OutdoorLiving #WildlifeManagement #SepticSystemMaintenance #EnvironmentalFactors #TurtleManagement #WellMaintenance #OutdoorDesign #LandscapingTips #PropertyManagement #TipsandTricks
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I used to think that leadership was rarified air. Like so many others, I’d accepted that some people just didn’t have that leadership potential. And I’d accepted I was one of those people that didn’t have the gene. But staying cynical is a choice, and it’s often an easy out. It lets us off the hook for taking responsibility, exerting the emotional labour, and doing the hard work of making a change. I’ve since come to realize that everyone has leadership potential—we’ve all got the gene. It’s part of being human, which means we can figure it all out together. You don’t have to use that potential if you don’t want to, because it is hard work. But now I know that’s a choice too. The scary part isn’t whether or not you have the potential to be a leader. The scary part is realizing you’re already a leader—and that you’ve got to choose action and risk failure. The good news is that’s part of being human too. But don’t take it from me, take it from Ms. Goodall…
How you shape the world is entirely in your hands. Discover our The Jane Goodall Institute of Canada Collection, the responsible way to experience our world’s most fascinating wildlife - https://gadvnt.rs/4cFVxw4
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Board member, contributor, scribbler, speaker. Sometimes blunt. Not polishing my credentials for any more govt roles.
If you have had the good sense to read Mark Avery latest book 'Reflections' or Guy Shrubsole's 'Lie Of The Land' you will know that it's imperative for areas of land to be owned by non farming and non shooting interests so it can be truly dedicated to nature. This is one such opportunity to help do just that - the bigger the patch, or the closer it is to an existing area for nature (farmed or not), or the more it holds things we need more of (can I say woodland here please??), the better. Bigger is always better of course but a network of little plots is good too.
Don't miss a once-in-a-generation opportunity to secure the Rothbury Estate this #GivingTuesday! Read more about what we need to secure the estate's future, protect wildlife habitats and create one of England’s largest nature recovery areas #RothburyAppeal #NatureRecovery https://lnkd.in/eg4-uumg
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Waterways, left in their native state, provide so many gifts to ecosystems & wildlife - and to us. Learn with Erica Gies how the Slow Water movement is working to bring us back into balance https://ow.ly/I8MC50TpAFL
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Waterways, left in their native state, provide so many gifts to ecosystems & wildlife - and to us. Learn with Erica Gies how the Slow Water movement is working to bring us back into balance https://ow.ly/I8MC50TpAFL
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Simple measures with complex impacts.
The transformative power of wood in rivers ✨ Hear from our Technical Director, Jonah, as he explains the natural processes it promotes, supporting both river health and wildlife. 💦🌳 This was introduced to a river restoration project just 1 year ago. #RiverRestoration #WildlifeConservation
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Wildlife presence is an indicator of habitat quality, suggests Artur, hydrobiologist at Rewilding Oder Delta in our film Why Not Scotland?. 🌱 But the natural world is our habitat, too. If wildlife is in decline, what does that mean for humans? 💚 We are part of nature, not apart from it. Let’s restore the natural landscapes we all depend on for food, water and our wellbeing. Let’s be a #RewildingNation: www.rewild.scot/charter 📽 SCOTLAND: The Big Picture #InternationalDayOfBiologicalDiversity
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Vertically integrated- straight from sustainably managed forests to you!
When you trust in Granite Valley to manage your forest, you'll benefit from our holistic approach. We instill landowner confidence from a big-picture perspective in sustaining forest longevity and improving wildlife habitation, for generations to come. Learn more about our approach to forest management: https://lnkd.in/gYjuVRZP
