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On the River Otter: final beaver report

February 17, 2020April 18, 2022 JWNews

“The quantifiable costs and benefits of beaver reintroduction of wild[…]

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Flooding issues in Sidmouth: part 2

February 16, 2020June 4, 2022 JWNews

‘Storm drain issues’ on Woolbrook Road have been getting worse…[…]

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Planting trees: where, what and why?

February 14, 2020 JWNews

It isn’t the only means of carbon sequestration. It seems[…]

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Climate change between the generations

February 11, 2020August 24, 2021 JWNews

The spoiled climate protesting students – and the Baby Boomers[…]

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Butterflies and recovery

February 10, 2020June 4, 2022 JWNews

Mental health in Devon: why butterflies are a good metaphor[…]

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Drilling rather than ploughing

February 8, 2020 JWNews

Minimal or zero tillage can help increase yields overall, build[…]

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Farming and public goods

February 7, 2020June 4, 2022 JWNews

Identifying and measuring public goods from pasture-fed livestock   How[…]

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Avocados vs Monarch Butterflies

February 4, 2020 JWNews

Illegal clearcutting for the planting of avocado orchards – one[…]

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Season creep

January 31, 2020 JWNews

Warmer winters and earlier springs… Climate change – is it[…]

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Making water bottles from sugar cane waste

January 29, 2020January 31, 2020 JWNews

“VEGANBOTTLE® is created without petrol and combats against plastic pollution[…]

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Devon Maritime Forum: January newsletter

January 29, 2020August 2, 2022 JWNews

Devon Climate Emergency – “Fishermens’ Kisses” – Marine Climate Change[…]

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Species shift: climate change and habitat loss

January 25, 2020November 17, 2020 JWNews

‘How to enhance biodiversity over the next decade’ . In[…]

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Natural capital: our natural resources

January 24, 2020February 17, 2020 JWNews

Valuing our natural resources and the ecosystem services they provide[…]

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A programme of tree planting for 2020 from the Arboretum

January 24, 2020November 24, 2021 JWNews

The Sidmouth Arboretum held its AGM last night – and[…]

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Sheep farming in Cumbria

January 22, 2020April 13, 2021 JWNews

Shepherding has a long tradition in Devon: Sheep farming in[…]

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Vision Group for Sidmouth

The Vision Group aims to provide a forum for informed debate and widespread consultation on the future development of the Sid Valley

We will work to cherish the heritage of our beautiful Regency town, the coast and the surrounding countryside.

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