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• New Housing Will Impact Bat Populations

  

  Noctule bat © Jan SvetlikI'm not a huge fan of bats but they need homes just like the rest of us as new research led by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO)... Read more

  The 27 February 2017 by   Philpickin
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• 40+ Intriguing Facts About Plastic Pollution

  

  Just as we cannot escape plastic in our lives so is plastic pollution. Almost everything that we come into contact with is plastic from tea cups, computer mouse... Read more

  The 27 February 2017 by   Rinkesh
  

• ‘It’s Very Scary in the Forest’: Should Finland’s Wolves Be Culled?

  

  Alaska wolf Yva Momatiuk-national-geographic-creative GR: How can 235 wolves be too many when Finland has 5,500,000 humans? Does nature hold no value in our... Read more

  The 25 February 2017 by   Garry Rogers
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• Best Ways for a Business to Choose a Green Water Filtration System

  

  No one really thinks about where a restaurant gets its water or how a processing plant filters its water. Commercial water filtration is a very important topic... Read more

  The 25 February 2017 by   Rinkesh
  

• Sheppy Birding

  

  Whenever I visit my old man we try to get out for a spot of birding at least once, our day this time round was a day out in search of owls and raptors at one... Read more

  The 20 February 2017 by   Ashley Crombet-Beolens
  

• What Are Organic Fertilizers – Benefits and Different Types of Organic...

  

  What are Organic Fertilizers? Organic fertilizers are the ones sourced from organic materials such as plants, mineral or animal sources. Read more

  The 17 February 2017 by   Rinkesh
  

• Big Ideas for Small Gardens

  

  A lot of people think that when they have a smaller garden, it places a serious limit on what they can do with the space. Despite what you may have heard, a... Read more

  The 17 February 2017 by   Gfl
  

• Not All Wetlands Are Created Equal

  

  Last year I wrote what has become a highly viewed post here at ConservationBytes.com about the plight of the world’s freshwater biodiversity. In a word, it’s... Read more

  The 13 February 2017 by   Bradshaw
  

• National Roll out of New Approach to Great Crested Newt Licensing

  

  Natural England is to implement an innovative new approach to the conservation of great crested newts across the country, following support from government. Read more

  The 07 February 2017 by   Philpickin
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• The Winter of Blazing Discontent Continues in the Arctic

  GR: Climate change in action. We are losing the polar ice cap and that is changing Earth’s climate right now. Nothing good will come of it. “Weird. Strange.... Read more

  The 07 February 2017 by   Garry Rogers