Donate to Help to replace stolen tools for nature recovery projects, organized by ReNature London ReNature is a small group of local ecologists dedicated to re… ReNature London needs your support for Help to replace stolen tools for nature recovery projects

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Donate to Help to replace stolen tools for nature recovery projects, organized by ReNature London ReNature is a small group of local ecologists dedicated to re… ReNature London needs your support for Help to replace stolen tools for nature recovery projects

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16 ways gardeners can live alongside slugs and snails Ideas for reducing nibbles to leaves or simply caring less

If you say to yourself "from today I will not care about slug and snail nibbles and plant losses because I can always grow more" they will never be a problem again www.wildway.info/p/gardeners-...

The illegal felling of the Whitewebbs Oak #whitewebbsoak YouTube video by Ian Phillips

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Is Biodiversity Net Gain a missed opportunity for invertebrate conservation? A new open access study suggest ways to improve it The UK has set ambitious targets under the Global Biodiversity Framework 2030, aiming to halt and reverse biodiversity loss. One of the key policies designed to help achieve this is Biodiversity Ne…

In a new paper that I co-authored we suggest that #Biodiversity Net Gain may be falling short for some of the most vital, yet overlooked, members of our ecosystems: invertebrates.

Read more about it here, with a link to download the open-access paper:

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Honey bee introductions displace native bees and decrease pollination of a native wildflower Introduced species can have cascading effects on ecological communities, but indirect effects of species introductions are rarely the focus of ecological studies. For example, managed honey bees (Api....

Farmed honey bees displace native bees and decrease pollination of native wildflowers. A double whammy that accelerates loss of biodiversity!

Joy as rewilders return small mammals to Hackney Marshes Council praised for support in bringing local wildlife back from ‘absolute crunch point’

Joy as rewilders return small mammals to Hackney Marshes

#Hackney #wildlife #nature #environment @js-ldrs.bsky.social

www.hackneycitizen.co.uk/2025/02/19/j...

Millfields Park, Bee bank built and new pond in progress. Amphibian and small mammal habitat to be added tomorrow.

Join us, to coppice and build small mammal habitat in Wick Woods or to build and maintain habitat on London Fields.

This photo won’t win any awards, but it’s great to see a couple of Common Frogs in the pond garden on London Fields. Another species that’s here thanks to the biodiversity project.

Get involved!

You can join us for Coppicing & Woodland Management in Wick Woodland or on London Fields for site biodiversity development and upkeep.

Sign up via links on renatureldn.uk

common frog

a new resident in the new pond garden at London Fields 💚🐸

Small Mammal Recovery and River Restoration on Hackney Marshes YouTube video by Ian Phillips

Watch this inspiring film by @wildlifeian.bsky.social about bringing back wildlife to #HackneyMarshes and the Old #RiverLea

If you love Nature, you're sure to love it 💚💚💚

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Small Mammal Recovery and River Restoration on Hackney Marshes YouTube video by Ian Phillips

Our film 'Small Mammal Recovery and River Restoration on Hackney Marshes' premieres on YouTube 2/8/25 7:30 PM
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