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Staxton Conservation Grp | Connecting for Nature
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Hawk and Owl Trust. Orchid surveying on Scarborough’s North Bay. Strensall Common work parties 2017. Butterfly Conservation transects volunteering opportunity. Report Invasive species sightings using your smartphone. How does Connecting for Nature use Social Media? A Biodiversity Partnership for Ryedale, Scarborough and the Howardian Hills. Clearing and maintaining SINC sites. Identify the SINC (Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation) sites and their present state. In and around Staxton village.
How does Connecting for Nature use Social Media? | Connecting for Nature
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Hawk and Owl Trust. Orchid surveying on Scarborough’s North Bay. Strensall Common work parties 2017. Butterfly Conservation transects volunteering opportunity. Report Invasive species sightings using your smartphone. How does Connecting for Nature use Social Media? A Biodiversity Partnership for Ryedale, Scarborough and the Howardian Hills. How does Connecting for Nature use Social Media? And generally grow into a friendly supportive network for nature. Connecting for Nature Facebook Group. Our a Twitter...
Geographical Scope | Connecting for Nature
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Hawk and Owl Trust. Orchid surveying on Scarborough’s North Bay. Strensall Common work parties 2017. Butterfly Conservation transects volunteering opportunity. Report Invasive species sightings using your smartphone. How does Connecting for Nature use Social Media? A Biodiversity Partnership for Ryedale, Scarborough and the Howardian Hills. No-one is policing the boundaries however and indeed on social networks like Facebook. We welcome input and collaboration from all who share a passion for our local p...
Norton Wildlife Watch | Connecting for Nature
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Hawk and Owl Trust. Orchid surveying on Scarborough’s North Bay. Strensall Common work parties 2017. Butterfly Conservation transects volunteering opportunity. Report Invasive species sightings using your smartphone. How does Connecting for Nature use Social Media? A Biodiversity Partnership for Ryedale, Scarborough and the Howardian Hills. Making a local difference with a global impact’. Enable young people to learn of the natural world and participate in local conservation activities. The group carried...
Aims and Objectives | Connecting for Nature
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Hawk and Owl Trust. Orchid surveying on Scarborough’s North Bay. Strensall Common work parties 2017. Butterfly Conservation transects volunteering opportunity. Report Invasive species sightings using your smartphone. How does Connecting for Nature use Social Media? A Biodiversity Partnership for Ryedale, Scarborough and the Howardian Hills. Raise awareness of the biodiversity in these regions and the value of it for the people and the economy. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Farmland Species | The Carrs Wetland Project
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The Carrs Wetland Project. Farming, Landscape, Heritage and Conservation. Many species thrive in farmland habitats including a large variety of birds and mammals. Below are just some of the wildlife that maybe encountered on The Carrs, just click on the links to find out more;. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Black Dike drain, Star Carr.
Wildlife | The Carrs Wetland Project
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The Carrs Wetland Project. Farming, Landscape, Heritage and Conservation. A rich variety of wildlife can be found on The Carrs including wading birds, farmland birds, mammals, invertebrates, amphibians and plant life. What species you will encounter depends largely on the habitat and time of year. Follow the links below to discover more about what can be found in the area. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Star Carr digs in 2010.
Working in Partnership | The Carrs Wetland Project
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The Carrs Wetland Project. Farming, Landscape, Heritage and Conservation. The Cayton and Flixton Carrs Wetland Project began as a partnership project run by Scarborough Borough Council. Working with local landowners and supported by Natural England. And North Yorkshire County Council. In 2012 the Project Officer post became fully funded by Scarborough Borough Council and The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust. At the end of January 2013 generated a good deal of positive interest. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You ar...
Conservation Objectives | The Carrs Wetland Project
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The Carrs Wetland Project. Farming, Landscape, Heritage and Conservation. The main objective of The Carrs Wetland Project is to increase the wildlife value of the area by recreating a nationally important wetland landscape. In doing this the project aims to help achieve targets contained in the Scarborough Local Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) and in the UK Biodiversity Action Plan. To maintain and improve the quality of existing wetlands and to recreate wetlands, particularly in areas where they were his...
Seasonal Highlights | The Carrs Wetland Project
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The Carrs Wetland Project. Farming, Landscape, Heritage and Conservation. Waders such as Lapwing and Curlew are a common sight on The Carrs during the Spring season as this is their main breeding period. Bird song can be heard at its peak at this time of year. Migrant birds such as Warblers and Yellow Wagtail arrive. Frogs and toads are spawning in ponds and ditches in the area. Young cattle and lambs are born. Brown hares are abundant and commonly seen around The Carrs. As Autumn arrives, so does a numb...
Landscape Conservation | The Carrs Wetland Project
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The Carrs Wetland Project. Farming, Landscape, Heritage and Conservation. The European Landscape Convention (ELC) was the first international convention to focus specifically on landscape, which it defines as;. An area, as perceived by people, whose character is the result of the action and interaction of natural and/or human factors. This landscape area was the subject of a special report for English Heritage The Vale of Pickering- An Extraordinary Place Statement of Significance. Enter your comment here.
Landscape | The Carrs Wetland Project
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The Carrs Wetland Project. Farming, Landscape, Heritage and Conservation. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Star Carr digs in 2010.
Farming | The Carrs Wetland Project
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The Carrs Wetland Project. Farming, Landscape, Heritage and Conservation. Farming is one of the major components in The Carrs Wetland Project, as it is sensitive farm management which has enabled restoration of the wetlands. Follow the links below to learn about the farms within the project, farm management advice and environmental stewardship;. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Wader scrape, Cayton Carr.
Aims | The Carrs Wetland Project
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The Carrs Wetland Project. Farming, Landscape, Heritage and Conservation. The Carrs Wetland Project’s vision is for a mosaic of high quality wetland habitats in the Vale of Pickering alongside modern food production aims to restore a nationally significant wetland landscape through sensitive farm management. It will make the Vale a richer place for wildlife and more attractive and accessible for all. To date the main objectives of the project have been to:. Enhance the wildlife value of The Carrs area.
Heritage | The Carrs Wetland Project
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The Carrs Wetland Project. Farming, Landscape, Heritage and Conservation. The area of The Carrs Wetland Project is rich in natural and cultural heritage, sitting as it does in a landscape continuously occupied and managed since the retreat of the last ice sheets. Follow the links to learn more. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Enter your e...
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Connecting for Nature | A Biodiversity Partnership for Ryedale, Scarborough and the Howardian Hills
Hawk and Owl Trust. Orchid surveying on Scarborough’s North Bay. Strensall Common work parties 2017. Butterfly Conservation transects volunteering opportunity. Report Invasive species sightings using your smartphone. How does Connecting for Nature use Social Media? A Biodiversity Partnership for Ryedale, Scarborough and the Howardian Hills. December 16, 2016. Twitter lists – are they useful? Showing where to access Twitter Lists. It’s fascinating to see how some people view and value your contribut...
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