For those of you that may not know this, I have a SoundCloud account that also goes by the name of naturestimeline. Here is an example of one of my field survey trips where I discuss how Farmers and the conservation of wildlife on-farm (namely birds) can work together through their actions. 2021 RANTING ON... Continue Reading →
Still continuing that desperate search for a new approach to conservation. Data, Observations, and having an open mindset.
2020 may have derailed some but to be brutally honest; I'm still firmly on that path to delivering on my many ambitions of making my presence count for something. I'm sure many of you get that in this weird year that is 2020. I am still focussed on my continual improvement processes, striving daily to... Continue Reading →
The blog has gone quiet but why? A quick review of my latest activities plus some amateur video footage from the fields of lowland England.
Just a brief update for my followers, I'm doing fine guys and who knows when I'll be revisiting the blog, but I thought you deserved an explanation. This lady, Amanda is running a successful business from her Facebook page and I think it reinstates my mission as well. Do take a read and you'll soon... Continue Reading →
As taken from my Facebook page. It truly pays to “mix it up” in the Agricultural sector for Farmland Birds
A very quick blog post, just to prove I'm still around in both the virtual and more appropriately, the real world. "A Wee while back I said I would refer back to that excellent publication, that is Farming and Birds - New Naturalist Series no. 135, as written by Ian Newton. Well, here's a... Continue Reading →
Continual Monitoring of Bird-Friendly habitats on Farmland
Bird-friendly farms do exist! Ongoing monitoring illustrates the ups and downs of bird populations on our UK's green and pleasant lands.
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