Conservation measures may not be failing; it’s just too early to see the progress that’s being made. . Nature is facing huge pressures: Species shift:… Read More »The need for ‘smarter’ biodiversity targets
All new developments will need to deliver a minimum of a 10% uplift in the value of biodiversity. The government is keen to increase… Read More »Biodiversity Net Gain
Planting trees for optimum carbon sequestration and biodiversity protection . More woodland makes very good sense: Plant lots of trees to tackle climate change Natural… Read More »Woodlands for climate and nature
What’s your vision for Sidmouth over the coming decade? The VGS collaborates on several events this year to help create a more sustainable future. .… Read More »“Sidmouth 2020” project launched
“The quantifiable costs and benefits of beaver reintroduction of wild beavers to the River Otter demonstrates that the ecosystem services and social benefits accrued are… Read More »On the River Otter: final beaver report
Warmer winters and earlier springs… Climate change – is it all bad? We are seeing spring emerge much earlier: The full impact of global warming is… Read More »Season creep
Devon Climate Emergency – “Fishermens’ Kisses” – Marine Climate Change – Journey to the Sea . A belated Happy New Year from the DMF!… Read More »Devon Maritime Forum: January newsletter
‘How to enhance biodiversity over the next decade’ . In collaboration with other groups, the Vision Group is planning to put on an event later… Read More »Species shift: climate change and habitat loss
This year’s State of Nature report is startling: Extinction Britain: State of Nature report 2019 . The latest newsletter from Butterfly Conservation shows how a… Read More »Looking after our butterflies