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Autumn Readiness: Five Risk Checks Every Conservation Group Should Make Before Winter

Taking a proactive approach now can help reduce disruption, protect volunteers and safeguard the places we all work so hard to care for. Here are five key risk checks worth reviewing before winter arrives. 1. Check Trees Before Storm Season Arrives Trees are one of our greatest environmental assets. They support biodiversity, improve wellbeing and

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When the Hose Runs Dry

After England’s hottest June on record, and the UK’s second warmest June since records began, the Met Office confirmed temperatures reached 37.7°C on 26th June, breaking the previous June high on three separate days, water companies across England have been switching on hosepipe bans one after another. By mid-July, multiple firms had declared formal restrictions,

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How Technology Can Help You Connect with Nature

Citizen science platforms allow anyone to help build a better picture of the UK’s biodiversity. By recording wildlife sightings and sharing them with local and national databases, volunteers can make a real contribution to understanding and protecting nature. TCV are building a sector-leading view of tree coverage across the UK by mapping technology against their

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