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Ramblings from Finemere Wood
"The scythes swish rhythmically, and the tall grass tumbles. It is hushed as the volunteers are lulled into a meditative state by mindful activity and gentle melodies of bird song."
Wild Writing by Nicola Chester
"The scythes swish rhythmically, and the tall grass tumbles. It is hushed as the volunteers are lulled into a meditative state by mindful activity and gentle melodies of bird song."
"It is so rewarding to have evidence that Finemere Wood is a place of sanctuary for this globally threatened species."
"a warm and sunny day in the wood was a blessing, energising all into a frenzy of activity."
In the first of our new series, BBOWT volunteer Logan Walker reviews Wilding by Isabella Tree
"Dishevelled, damp and grimy, they look a sorry state. But still they smile and laugh and I don’t doubt they will be back for more of the same in a couple of weeks."
BBOWT volunteer Nigel Williamson explains why the ancient art of hedgelaying is still as vital for wildlife and conservation as ever