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Anne Shaw

@flutter-by.bsky.social

West Suffolk (VC26) UK. Natural History, English social history, genealogy, gardening for wildlife, rural life. Member of https://bsky.app/profile/suffolk-nats1929.bsky.social

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Botany One@botany.one · 2mo ago

Lichens and Bryophytes Reveal the Effects of Urban Heat www.botany.one/lichens-and-... Lichens and mosses may act as living sensors of urban warming, helping researchers understand how rising city temperatures alter biodiversity at the smallest scales. #Botany #PlantScience

Lichens and Bryophytes Reveal the Effects of Urban Heat

Lichens and mosses may act as living sensors of urban warming, helping researchers understand how rising city temperatures alter biodiversity at the smallest scales.

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Bat Conservation Trust@batconservation.bsky.social · last yr.

Defra have published a blog about Integrated Pest Management. #DYK that bats play a vitally important role in defending crops and gardens from insect damage. All 18 UK bat species eat insects which each individual bat consuming thousands of insects a night defrafarming.blog.gov.uk/2025/03/26/u...

Using integrated pest management to grow healthy crops and support nature

The UK’s National Action Plan for Pesticides guides farmers towards sustainable pest, weed and disease management through integrated pest management (IPM). By combining techniques like crop rotation, ...

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Tim Holt-Wilson@timholtwilson.bsky.social · last yr.

"Hectare-for-hectare, we found that solar farms in the farm-rich East Anglian countryside that were managed with biodiversity in mind contained a greater number of bird species, and more birds overall, than surrounding cropland" - theconversation.com/solar-farms-... #solarfarms #Norfolk #Suffolk

Solar farms can host up to three times as many birds as crop fields – new research

A survey of solar farms in southern England revealed surprisingly rich habitat for birds.

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