Asian hornets are here and that’s bad news for our bees
Asian hornets have been causing havoc in Europe and now they're in Sussex, where nests have ...
Tag: Species survival
The dark side of bird feeders: what they don’t tell you
Feeding garden birds brings pleasure to millions of people in the UK. And we’re doing good. ...
In praise of the River Ouse…as expressed by local people
Natasha Padbury, founding director of Love our Ouse, celebrates the love that many local people have ...
White privilege? Saving this rhino could be a conservation step too far
Why use costly IVF to save a subspecies of white rhino when so many creatures need ...
Ash to ashes: the Vikings’ tree of life is under threat
The ash tree is rooted in Nordic folklore, but is under threat from ash dieback. Can ...
The juniper’s shadow: an ode to a vanishing tree
There’s much more to the juniper than the makings of a gin and tonic, but it's ...
In polluted Sussex, one trout stream’s survival is on a knife edge
Sussex by the Sewage: our rivers and streams are at pollution crisis point. Rivers and streams ...
Bee bricks: constructive contribution or greenwash?
Ross McNally argues that bee bricks will not make much difference to bee survival: better to ...
On bees and beets: sugar coating the insect apocalypse
The government is using Brexit to enable sugar beet farmers to use a dangerous and banned ...
Don’t just tell the bees, warn them!
The government must see that neonicotinoids can never be used as they will always be a ...
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