A swift exit.ย (sadly)

A swift exit.ย (sadly)

Sharing is Caring  Article by Mark Pasco A perfect summer’s evening in late-June saw nearly forty people out for Wotton’s first ever swift walk. Starting in the swift stronghold of Bradley Street the group made their way down past a series of known...
Seven Ways For Little Ones To Go Wild This Summer Holidays

Seven Ways For Little Ones To Go Wild This Summer Holidays

Sharing is CaringWith the summer holidays fast approaching, leading wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation is sharing seven really wild ways to keep the kids entertained this year, come rain or shine! 1. Count butterflies for the Big Butterfly Count Take part in the...
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Sharing is CaringCelebrating World Bee Day (20 May) The British Beekeepers Association (BBKA) will join beekeepers, conservationists, naturalists and growers around the world in observing World Bee Day on 20 May 2024. The BBKAโ€™s 27,000-strong membership is actively...
Take Part In No Mow May to boost biodiversity and support wildlife

Take Part In No Mow May to boost biodiversity and support wildlife

Sharing is CaringStroud District Council will be leaving almost 100,000 square metres of grass uncut as part of the national environmental campaign No Mow May and is hoping residents will follow its lead. In the councilโ€™s latest resident survey, 82% of people in the...
Charity ready to rescue honey bee swarms

Charity ready to rescue honey bee swarms

Sharing is CaringMembers of the British Beekeepers’ Association across the country are starting to collect swarms of honey bees as the beekeeping season gets underway. Thousands of beekeepers become volunteer swarm collectors from now until about the end of July...
A SWIFT ENTRANCE – coming soon!

A SWIFT ENTRANCE – coming soon!

Sharing is CaringArticle by Mark Pascoe Sometimes the three heralds of summer – the swallow, house martin and swift – can be mistaken in the skies above us. Each has its own identity, its own place. Swallows have the long, forked tail, build mud nests in...