Author: Wild Anglia

Article in The Guardian

Britain’s wetlands are the key to saving us from drought, wildfires and even floods Tony Juniper By restoring these natural wet assets that were neglected for decades we can mitigate the worst effects of climate change Fri 12 Aug 2022 07.00 BST Fresh water is the lifeblood of civilisation. It makes life on land possible.…

By Wild Anglia August 12, 2022 Off

Fantastic Opportunity

Queens Jubilee Community Miyawaki Forest Project Have you seen our Miyawaki Forests and wanted to plant one in your local area? As part of the Queens Jubilee celebrations, we would like to support the creation of more of these fantastic fast growing ecosystems across the district. We are looking for community groups to partner with…

By Wild Anglia August 2, 2022 Off

RSPB Levelling up Blog

This is a really good summary by Carl Bunnage of the RSPB, more on their website 20 Jul 2022 RSPB Senior Policy Officer, Carl Bunnage, reflects on the Government’s new Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, and whether it will really do what it says on the tin.   Prior to Boris Johnson’s resignation, the UK…

By Wild Anglia July 27, 2022 Off

Precious Water

this is the latest briefing from Environment Agency outlining the current water situation hope you find it useful Prolonged Dry Weather in East Anglia Area.15 July 2022Purpose of this briefingEast Anglia is experiencing a period of Prolonged Dry Weather. The purpose of thisbriefing is to explain where is affected, to outline what this means for…

By Wild Anglia July 20, 2022 Off

The Brilliant Ink Cap Journal

This is a great subscription Sophie Yeo is a great writer and the journal is a really good synopsis of what’s going on do subscribe and help her carry on Inkcap Journal Government Upheaval & Climbing Toads By Inkcap Journal – 08 Jul 2022 – View online → Photograph: Thomas Haeusler Welcome to Inkcap Journal,…

By Wild Anglia July 8, 2022 Off

IPCC Report

This link is to the BBC News site Thank you BBC This is a very important report and doesn’t make easy reading. We have to act to make sure we can adapt to climate change. Adaptation is the only option now and how we go forward is an enormous challenge to our selves bio diversity…

By Wild Anglia February 28, 2022 Off

Biodiversity Net Gain

The Government has released a consultation on Biodiveristy Net Gain. This will identify how future developments are requied to deliver biodiversity inananitives from teh new Environment act. It will becme mandatory within 2 years. The government announced £4Million to help local authorities prepare. The link below takes you to the consultation should you wahnt to…

By Wild Anglia January 14, 2022 Off

Le Moulin de Pensol

One of the Wild Anglia founders now lives in France and has her own Nature reserve and business. A stunning location packed full of nature a with a species list that is the envy of many small nature reserves. Heidi and Nik Smith run Le Moulin de Pensol, you can stay in BnB or a…

By Wild Anglia November 17, 2021 Off

Go Green Week

Go Green week, get involved, there are so many events and options being created for this week by the RSPB Wildlife Trust etc from litter picking and clean ups to Bio Blitz and guided walk, great to do something green. On a serious note it is a reminder of the impact of climate change and…

By Wild Anglia September 20, 2021 Off

Another Brilliant Inkcap Journal

Ink Cap is worth subscribing to I recommend it, and the latest journal is very relevant to Wild Anglia. The proposed and very controversial Western Link road, a landowners perspective of the damage this questionable road will do. Do we need it in this post pandemic world, in light of the IPCC climate change report…

By Wild Anglia September 2, 2021 Off