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[Untitled] In the next four years London Wildlife Trust will look to run numerous events across the Host Boroughs with schools and community groups taking the lead in identifying appropriate sites and applying to be part of the project. To ensure the tree saplings have every chance of survival, London Wildlife will run a tree care course with each community group or school to ensure this environmental project has its own legacy well beyond 2012.

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[Untitled] Bittern in a tree - Wildlife and Environment Forums: Mark Pearson, I guy I used to go birding with occasionally until I left Stoke Newington in November last year, has today taken some quite extraordinary pictures of a Bittern looking very out of place perched up in a tree.

[Untitled] IndieLondon: The 11th Hour - Review - Your London Reviews: The film’s narration is supplemented by a rapidly edited flood of devastating images that show not just meteorological phenomena such as tidal waves and Hurricane Katrina, but also shots of more basic signifiers of human greed – deforestation, a bloody slaughterhouse, fishermen draining the ocean of its wildlife and rush-hour traffic in downtown Los Angeles.

[Untitled] Unknown tree with dark red berries - Wildlife and Environment Forums: Just read this looks like Bill is leaving Spring Watch. Fed up of all those people picking on his dress sense and the odd innuendoes Fed up with the press i would think

[Untitled] Big Garden Birdwatch - live online at 1pm on Sunday 25 January ...: Under less rigorous rules than the RSPB imposes, garden listers count any species they can confidently identify, whether it is in, on, flying over of seen from their garden”¦ So far, in under three years, I'm up to 74 species - mainly thanks to flyover wetland birds such as lapwing, golden plover, snipe, curlew, whimbrel and Mediterranean gull. Hardly garden birds in the strict sense of the word, but nevertheless I did see them from my garden”¦!

[Untitled] Yale Environment 360: The Cost of the Biofuel Boom: Destroying ...: “After 23 years there, I must say they can talk the talk but never walk the walk,” Lisa Curran, director of Yale University’s Tropical Resources Institute, told me in an e-mail. “The richest folks in Indonesia are owners of these oil palm plantations, so the corruption and patronage are linked to the very top of the food chain and power structures.”

[Gunnisoncountygardening's Blog] Make Flower Bulbs Bloom in Winter « Gunnisoncountygardening’s Blog: Prepare the bulbs right away, or place them in the cold environment until you can work with them. Narcissi, once they start developing, are difficult to hold back, so they are better held as dry bulbs until you want to start them for, e.g., Easter (start about January 1 for late March to April blooming.)

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[Untitled] Ingrebourne valley - Kingfisher - By Neil: Cakkleberry - Ive only seen a king fisher perched once before and dive from a obsured perched another time, but on both occasions it was quite a way off. I can only guess that it behaved this way because the river level was so high and murky, so was it was a bit more desperate and tolerant of people.

[Angela V's Blog Helping the Environment] Working Party. Hanwell Springs 2nd November 2008: There are indications that the government is going to go ahead with the expansion of Heathrow which is a tragedy for the village of Simpson and all those who live and work there as well as bad news for the rest of us in west London but particularly Richmond Park and Kew Gardens.

[Wired: Science] Scientists Rank Global Cooling Hacks | Wired Science from Wired.com: The hacks are the politicians (professional and with science PhDs) who want to stampede Congress into passing futile and damaging legislation to solve a non-problem, and who want to scare the rest of us into giving up our Constitutional liberties and awarding more power to the politicians over our lives. The chief hacks include Al Gore and James Hansen, aided and abetted by slavish, unquestioning media.

[Untitled] Bushy Park Wildlife - By Neil: During the day we passed the Model Boating Lake (where I photographed the coots) a couple of times, and I photographed the birds on the ice. There were a number of canada geese .

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