Devon Wildlife Trust
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DWT is the leading conservation charity in the county protecting Devon's wildlife for the future. Photo: Tom Marshall
Exeter, Devon, England
Joined February 2009
πA shameful step back for nature. The UK Government has pushed the wildlife-harming Planning & Infrastructure Bill through, despite huge opposition. Some risks were reduced, but nature remains at risk. Weakening BNG next would be catastrophic π https://t.co/jJyhfprV2P
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Curious about the UKβs most critically endangered mammal, the wildcat, and the new feasibility study suggesting they could thrive in the South West once more? Read our newest blog π https://t.co/bKP5NZp6wg Attend our online webinar π https://t.co/yR5rukEwMG πΈ Tom Mason
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What if the American Dream isnβt deadβitβs waiting for you to rebuild it? Billionaire investor Michael Milken shares how we can restore opportunity in America. Tap to watch his powerful conversation with Marissa Streit.
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What's a kingfisher to do? π€·π¦ π·: Ian Michael Butts
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Pleated inkcaps only last a single day! π Their umbrella-like caps reach about 3.5 cm wide, and they pop up overnight after rain. By morning, theyβve released their spores and either decompose or dry out in the sun. πΈ Venn Ottery by our Reserves Officer, Jake.
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Itβs the start of National Tree Week! π³ Weβre planting plenty but so are jays. These colourful birds stash acorns for winter, and the ones they forget can grow into new trees. Natureβs accidental tree planters! ππ± πΈ Margaret Holland
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The temperature has definitely dropped, but on the upside? These frosty nights are the perfect time to make ice decorations! βοΈβ¨ Ice decorations are a beautiful eco-friendly craft activity that will add a bit of sparkle to your garden, balcony, or window π
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Spot the ring ouzel! ππ¦ This bird was spotted at our Emsworthy Mire nature reserve, taking a well-earned break and stocking up on juicy berries before continuing its migration back to northwest Arica. π·: Pete Exley
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The pygmy shrew is out here living life in a constant snack-emergency mode...and honestly, who are we to judge? π½οΈπ
They have to eat every 2β3 hours just to survive, and hereβs the wild bit... they can munch up to 125% of their own body weight every day! π·: Dawn at DWT
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Tree planting season has begun once again at Bowden Pillars, where we are planting a new temperate rainforest. π³ With the help of 18 volunteers, on one day last week we managed to plant 800 trees! Find out more about the project π https://t.co/blEKGWUXYO π·: Claire DWT
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Why do we get so excited when we see orchids return to a meadow? πΈ Orchids are nature's indicators: they only thrive where the soil, plants and pollinators are in balance. In Devon, weβre working with farmers to help bring back these plants and precious wildlife habitats. π
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Dead and decaying wood is vital for wildlife but often overlookedπͺ΅ From stag beetles and nesting woodpeckers to sheltering bats, fish and otters - 13% of UK plants and animals rely on these habitats. Where itβs safe, leave it! Read more π https://t.co/YyQKiHCUG7
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Could European wildcats return to Devon?πΎ Our report, published today, finds that a sustainable population of wildcats could flourish in the South West and that 80% of people surveyed in the region were positive about their reintroduction. Read more π https://t.co/1CAqkIzyqy
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Did you know that you can give someone Devon Wildlife Trust membership for Christmas? As well as all of the usual membership benefits and welcome pack, you can also pick an extra gift for them! π Head to our online shop π https://t.co/1CyzYZqEsn
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What a gem! beautiful little anemone is known as the gem anemone and we think they're just lovely. With their deep purple and green central disc and striped tentacles they're one of our prettiest anemones and can be found across Devon's rockpools. π· Jake TB
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Not rareβ¦ just a βduckββbut look at those amazing feather details! π¦ Female shovelers are beautifully camouflaged, and their wide, shovel-like bills help them sweep up invertebrates and seeds from the water. Find out more π https://t.co/Akxer1mXTT πΈ Matt B, DWT
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Our brilliant volunteers have been getting our young trees ready and packaged to go to their new homes! Do you want free trees? Get some at our Bantham Free Tree Hub, 28th November. Find out moreπ https://t.co/Gs1pzdN33b The Saving Devons Treescapes Project, @HeritageFund
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Could you make a hedge for wildlife in your garden? πΏ By doing so, you'd be helping to provide shelter and protection for wildlife, particularly birds and insects. π¦ November to March is the best time for planting. Find out more π https://t.co/0hHf3FrNsb π·: Amy Lewis
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One small Devon woodland is growing trees, skills and community all at once. Lisa and Marc are behind the Deer Wood Trust and have created a beautiful, wildlife-rich space in the South Hams. π Read more about this story π https://t.co/kvDMAgM2fG
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Our young supporter George Sheppard, age 9, spotted this incredible lattice stinkhorn in Stoke Gabriel π This rare fungus both looks and smells like rotting flesh! if you spot one, let it thrive and record your sighting with the DBRC π https://t.co/2pOoZRpSwj
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One upside of the shorter autumn days? More chances to catch Devon's beautiful sunsets. π· This remarkable photo was taken from our Wembury Marine Centre recently, by Jake Taylor-Bruce. Where's your favourite sunset-watching spot in Devon? π
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