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Norfolk Broads Could Vanish, wildlife group warns David Adam, environment correspondentWednesday October 3 2007The Guardian The Norfolk Broads, one of Britain’s greatest natural treasures, is under increasing threat from pollution, rising sea levels and growing demand for water, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds warns today. The group says much of the wetland […]
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Daisy the dachshund discovered a fossilised mammoth bone up to two million years old. The bone on the beach at Dunwich, near Southwold, is believed to be from a Southern Elephant, a type of mammoth once common in East Anglia. source – www.dailymail.co.uk
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Gardens and Gardening / Waveney Valley / Wildlife October 2, 2007
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Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / farming / Wildlife September 27, 2007
THE YEAR OF FOOD AND FARMINGGET YOUR BOOTS MUDDY!! Did you know? The Year of Food and Farming kicked off on the 12th September… now is a good time to start thinking about how you can get involved. The Year of Food and Farming is a national campaign to connect children and adults with farming, […]
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charities / Waveney Valley / Wild Birds / Wildlife September 27, 2007
Ups and downs for rare birds on Suffolk coast Despite summer flooding that badly affected the breeding success of many birds this summer, stone-curlews, Mediterranean gulls and marsh harriers had record breeding seasons at RSPB nature reserves on the Suffolk coast. The rare stone-curlew first returned to nest at RSPB Minsmere nature reserve in 2003 […]
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Fran and the 46,000th piece of litter. When artist Fran Crowe embarked on a challenge to pick up 46,000 pieces of litter off beaches near her Suffolk home last September, little did she realise quite how long it would take her! Now, almost exactly one year later, Fran has finally collected her 46,000th piece of […]
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charities / rspb / Waveney Valley / Wild Birds / Wildlife September 25, 2007
Click on image to read online RSPB e-newsletter, September 2007 edition
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Our Rare Snails are Facing Extinction. The Shining Ram’s Horn (seen above), the Little Whirlpool Ram’s Horn and the Large Mouthed Valve Snail, all smaller than a little finger, are facing extinction. Apart from being Britain’s rarest snails, they are the slowest and cannot move quickly enough to adapt to changes in their wetland habitat […]
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Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Gardens and Gardening / Tourist Attractions Norfolk and Suffolk / Wildlife / youtube September 17, 2007
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Dragonfly on blackberries, click images to enlarge
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Gardens and Gardening / Waveney Valley / Wildlife September 10, 2007
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movies / Norfolk Broads / Tourist Attractions Norfolk and Suffolk / Wildlife / youtube September 3, 2007
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Business Editorials / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Gardens and Gardening / Norfolk Broads / Tourist Attractions Norfolk and Suffolk / Wildlife / youtube August 27, 2007