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Conservation Department, Academy of Land and Environment, Reaseheath College. https://xitter.gq/t.co/jzWAbnqZzm

Nantwich, England
Joined February 2018
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Study Countryside at Reaseheath College youtu.be/zzLWFQRQuUw via @YouTube visit our website for online open days and information on how to apply. #conservation #ecology #forestry @ForestryEngland @Natures_Voice @WildlifeTrusts @nationaltrust
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Exploring the flood plains on campus yesterday revealed some colourful insect life. #insect #wildlife
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Reaseheath Conservation retweeted
Are these watervole prints?? They are just a tiny bit bigger than a 5p and there are five little pads with very spaced out digits. Wouldlove an ID please @Mammal_Society #watervoles
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Are you interested in #Conservation ? Are you someone who works better outdoors? Our Level 3 Wildlife Ecology and Conservation could be perfect for you. We are interviewing now for places in September 2021. Get in touch via Reaseheath.ac.uk
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Happy Saturday everyone. This time last week, we were out checking our Longworth traps. #woodmice were the order of the day in the Larch Wood. #mammals #conservation #woodlandtrust #woodland
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Reaseheath Conservation retweeted
1. Given that house cats are rather good at killing birds, then what good, if any, could the return of a larger, wilder cat – the lynx - achieve for Britain’s beleaguered & fast-vanishing birdlife? From the humble marsh tit to giant capercaillie, let’s examine the LYNX EFFECT.
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Reaseheath Conservation retweeted
Ground-breaking @ReaseheathBH trials on the impact of feeding biochar to cattle outlined @TEDxNantwich local climate crisis event. Read the story here 👉 bit.ly/35kt50U. #LoveOurColleges #CollegesWeek
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Click on the image to reveal the squirrels reflection. #redsquirrel taking a drink at our private woodland squirrel site. The squirrels are been very obliging of late, lots of action and three new individuals to add to the ‘clan’! Taken 13/11/20
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Great pictures of Seagrass meadow.
#Seagrass mothership in Stour Estuary #Essex is in Copperas Bay (0.43 hectares) - many socks died to bring you this information @ProjectSeagrass @ecoevoenviro @GJCUnderwood
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Nice example of #hedge laying with interesting discussion on survival of #Elm #research #trees #forest #arboriculture – at North West, England
Replying to @TrooperSnooks
Are you seeing stronger signs of elm recovery, there is some in Berkshire
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Stop press! You need to watch this: our very own Head of Research and Innovation Simon Burgess along with some other very pertinent speakers. #Conservation #Ecology #sustainability
Catch up on the @TEDxNantwich event to hear Simon Burgess, our Head of Projects.
Interesting, I presume the riparian habitat is now tree covered too?
Rewilding! How it started vs. How it’s going. 📸 Ashmole @BordersForest
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We took time out of the office to consider our management plan for the @Reaseheath Larchwood with @RHC_ForestryArb #coppicing #Hazel #SweetChestnut #sustainability @WoodlandTrust
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Reaseheath Conservation retweeted
Back by popular demand. What beavers do for butterflies. A reminder we don't need to chose between which species to reintroduce. Pick the right ones and the rest will follow. Beavers are keystone species. Here is just a little of what they do as habitat managers par excellence.
1. In the past few days, we’ve seen a lot of disappointing statements about the natural world. Anger leads to resentment & passivity – but positive visions fuel us all. So here is a magical story of Beavers & Butterflies to get you through a damp Wednesday afternoon.
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Are you interested in conservation? Would you like to help manage the environment? Are you looking for a career in Ecology? Apply now for 2021 🙂🌳🌿🌷
Applications for September 2021 are now open! 🎉 You can visit our website if you're ready to apply - reaseheath.ac.uk/apply Or, if you want to find out more about studying at Reaseheath, attend our virtual event in a few weeks - details to follow very soon!
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Reaseheath Conservation retweeted
Final Chapter for forthcoming 2020 red squirrel conservation e-book edited with Dr Liz Halliwell, Dr Peter Lurz & @nikkirobinson25. Its a totally fab five year review of conservation progress with some terrific volunteer led projects from across the UK.
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Reaseheath Conservation retweeted
Transverse profiles completed by two particularly resilient students today of one of a number of #lentic environments on our @Reaseheath campus. Did you know there used to be up to 14 ponds per square mile? #wetlands #wetlandmanagement #ecology #Conservation
Great days fieldwork (if a little wet) @AttinghamParkNT #SSSI and @NaturalEngland managed #ShropshireHills exploring deer management and upland moorland. #Stiperstones #AONB
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Reaseheath Conservation retweeted
Environment Agency data released recently revealed that not a single river, lake, estuary or coastal water monitored by the Agency is in good health 🙁 Ali Morse, Water Policy Manager talks about why and what this means for our freshwater wildlife 👇 wildlifetrusts.org/blog/ali-…
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Second Year Conservation students. This ties in with your Ecological Concepts and Applications Unit. #Conservation #biomes #climate
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