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Saving the planet begins at home. Andrew McCloy explains how concerned communities are taking environmental concerns seriously and doing something about them. |
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Catherine Dell reports on the nationwide campaign to declutter our highways and byways. |
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You can stick to your environmental principals even after you die, by asking for a ‘natural’ or ‘green’ funeral, reports Penny Kitchen. |
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The National Forest is nothing if not ambitious. Covering 200 square miles of Leicestershire, Derbyshire and Staffordshire – one of the least-wooded areas of England – it’s the first large-scale, multi-purpose forest created in this country since the Norman Conquest. |
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Have you ever seen bats late on a summer's evening, silently flitting round trees and hedges as they hunt for food? Roosting by day and venturing out at dusk to hunt for insects, they are difficult to see. |
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Vineyards in Scotland and the gradual disappearance of the English cottage garden are just two possible scenarios that could result from climate change, according to a study by Richard Bisgrove and Paul Hadley of the University of Reading. |
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The Yorkshire Dales National Park covers 680 square miles. In global terms this is not a lot, but once you are there, the astonishing variety of landscape makes it seem like another country. |
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The Yorkshire Dales belong to a family of 11 National Parks in England and Wales, the others being The Broads, Brecon Beacons, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Lake District, Northumberland, North York Moors, Peak District, Pembrokeshire Coast and Snowdonia. |
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