A prickly Armageddon?
Michael Blencowe, Community Wildlife Officer at Sussex Wildlife Trust is calling for people to take part in a spiky, snuffling survey.
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Michael Blencowe, Community Wildlife Officer at Sussex Wildlife Trust is calling for people to take part in a spiky, snuffling survey.
Sussex Community NHS Trust has started work at Chailey Heritage in East Sussex, aiming to restore the Westfield area of the site back to a natural heathland habitat.
England’s natural environment will be better protected, restored and improved under ambitious new plans published by Defra today.
The Blue Mussel Mytilus edulis can form extensive beds in a range of conditions and on a variety of sediment types. The mussels produce sticky byssus threads which bind them together along with sand and mud. Blue Mussel beds play an important role in a healthy marine ecosystem.
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