Pam Taylor

@pamdragons.bsky.social

Interested in wildlife conservation and observation - mainly dragonflies, birds and mammals. Trustee - British Dragonfly Society (BDS), Convenor of BDS Dragonfly Conservation Group, County Dragonfly Recorder (CDR) for Norfolk.

New wetland habitat at Castle Fraser will help protect rare species including the endangered Northern Damselfly ✨ Birks Pond was created by the National Trust for Scotland with the British Dragonfly Society. Full article: buff.ly/uPLy4Rk #Dragonflies #Scotland

New home for rare ‘flying jewels’ at historic Scottish castle

Work to build a new wetland habitat for rare aquatic insect species has been completed by the National Trust for Scotland at Castle Fraser in…

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New guidance now available! Our Dragonflies on the Bog project has produced practical advice on restoring bog pools — helping protect some of the UK’s most threatened dragonfly species and their peatland habitats. Take a look:

Dragonflies on the Bog Project - British Dragonfly Society

Image credits: Corrour Station bog pools by Scott Shanks; Northern Emerald by Iain Leach; Azure Hawker by Bob Eade.

british-dragonflies.org.uk

Hundreds of Bog Pools Restored for Rare Dragonflies! Since November 2024, the British Dragonfly Society has been working with landowners and contractors to increase the climate change resilience of the breeding habitat of rare peatland dragonflies. Find out more: bit.ly/4aWZ74M

Hundreds of Bog Pools Restored for Rare Dragonflies - British Dragonfly Society

Scotland hosts some of the rarest dragonfly species in Britain and their breeding sites are now under increasing threat from climate change. More extreme weather conditions, especially summer…

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