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Wildlife: Pedalling for pleasure
"Cycling is a green, environmentally friendly form of transport, so we should all consider it for short journeys."
Lancashire Wildlife Trust
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Wildlife: Spider season
"The best way to deal with them is, well, and I am sorry that this will upset some of the more easily frightened amongst you, leave them alone."
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Wildlife: Badger cull needs to end now
"it is not just about the badgers or the farmers, it is about finding a sensible solution to this dreadful disease."
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Wildlife: Bullied buzzards
"I just get the feeling when I see a buzzard that they are just getting on with their lives and not out to cause any trouble."
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Wildlife: Residents lead the way for wildlife
"Locals have been transforming their green spaces and making new wildlife discoveries right on their doorstep."
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Wildlife: Pitching a tent close to home
"I love camping out; there is something special about waking up with just a thin layer of cloth between you and the Great Outdoors, no matter where you are."
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Wildlife: Deer distress could have been avoided
"You come across things that are horrible and avoidable, if we humans took just a little time and care."
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Wildlife: Black beauty darting round on our moors
Read the latest from the Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside.
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Wildlife: Day-flying moths a vital part of nature
The beautiful six-spot burnet moth might be show-off but it also has an essential part to play.
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Wildlife: A sad fact of wildlife
"So stop complaining about those mole hills on your lawn and start to understand how good these moles are for your garden."
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Wildlife: Five aquatic carnivores to rival Jaws
"Chief Brody may have needed a bigger boat in Jaws, but a garden pond is great no matter how big or small it is."
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Wildlife: Finding a place for new adventures
A 'vast green-fingered paradise' awaits in the stunning new 156 acre RHS Garden