Recalling biodiversity: one man’s witness to its shocking decline
We need to capture the memories of the eldest members of our communities if we want to restore ecological abundance...
Nessa Carey is a PhD biologist who lives in Norfolk and consults for some of the UK’s leading research institutions. She is the author of three popular science books and is a cyclist, gardener and geek.
We need to capture the memories of the eldest members of our communities if we want to restore ecological abundance...
Norfolk County Council pays contractors over a million pounds a year to damage valuable habitat
Norfolk County Council’s verge cutting policy balances road safety with environmental considerations. So why is it being ignored?
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