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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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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
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
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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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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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
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
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
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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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.
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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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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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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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-…
Second Year Conservation students. This ties in with your Ecological Concepts and Applications Unit. #Conservation #biomes #climate
Humans destroyed an ecosystem the size of Mexico in just 13 years bit.ly/3ctAduP #conservation #nature #sdi20 weforum.org/agenda/2020/09/h…



































