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National Trust asks nature lovers to record glow-worm sightings in Purbeck
Organisers want volunteers to join a glow-worm monitoring programme or record sightings informally on iRecord
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Colony of 50,000 bees rescued from electricity substation in Hempton
Concerned engineers called in expert help from specialist bee rescuer Gary Hipperson to rescue and rehome the colony
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Look after our noisy robins
Alex Critchley from the Lancashire Wildlife Trust talks about these feisty little garden favourites
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Campaign aims to raise funds for statue of one of Manchester’s most important women in history
English philanthropist and RSPB co-founder Emily Williamson is credited with saving one million birds
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How to build a cosy nest box fit for a barn owl
Laughing Badger wildlife writer Sean Wood takes a look at a way you can help to increase the population of one of Britain's most beautiful birds
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Elusive day-flying moth seen at Staffordshire nature reserve for first time
Welsh clearwing are incredibly rare and were extinct from Staffordshire not so long ago
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Get creative and make a watery haven for wildlife, however small your space
The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust are asking nature lovers to create drainpipe wetlands and backyard bogs this summer
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From bog to catwalk - how fluffy seed heads could answer an eco-conundrum
Jenny Bennion from the Lancashire Wildlife Trust tells us about a new eco-friendly textile that has been grown on bogs
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Families invited to discover wildlife in RSPB nature reserve activities
Wildlife writer Sean Wood has some inspiring ideas in his weekly Laughing Badger column
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Sparrows make me smile every day
Alan Wright from the Lancashire Wildlife Trust takes a look at the flurry of entertainment outside his window
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Habitat works lead to duckling baby boom at WWT Washington Wetland Centre
The cleaner water, improved diving conditions, and additional milling space is benefiting the hundreds of birds currently using the lake