hav·er·sack (noun): a single-strapped bag worn over one shoulder and used for carrying supplies; a bag for rations, extra clothing; a bag used by workers or travellers to carry havercake (oat-bread) in 19th-century England. From the French Havresac and German Habersack (18th century)
Showing posts with label RSPB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RSPB. Show all posts
Friday, 17 January 2014
Research focuses on rare New Forest woodcock
Volunteers examining the behaviour of rare woodcocks in the New Forest have been awarded grants of more than £12,000 from the park’s sustainable development fund to undertake research.
The New Forest Woodcock Group aims to increase understanding of the species and explore the reasons behind its national decline.
Labels:
birds,
conservation,
green issues,
Hampshire,
Nature,
New Forest,
RSPB,
species,
woodcock
Thursday, 8 November 2012
Ash dieback taking hold in UK, warn experts
A summit on the tree disease Chalara
fraxinea, also known as ash dieback, took place in 7 November.
The meeting, chaired by environment
secretary Owen Paterson and attended by Government officials, tree experts and
conservation NGOs, considered the findings of a nationwide survey carried out
by Forestry Commission staff and agreed a course of action.
Labels:
ash,
Chalara fraxinea,
dieback,
Environment,
Green,
Nature,
news,
RSPB,
trees
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