Category: Dorset Wildlife & Animals

Tap dancing in the attic

Wildlife writer Jane Adams’ nocturnal visitors lead her on a quest to outsmart a quartet of attic mice in a whimsical tale of persistence As...

Wildflower planting at conservation farm

Native plants can help to boost biodiversity on the ancient floodplain meadows beside the Stour at the CRT’s Bere Marsh Farm A team of Dorset...

Bees at risk: can we stop the hornet invasion?

Asian hornets pose a growing threat to Britain’s pollinators and to agriculture – experts call for public help to stop their rapid spread by Andrew...

Nurturing nature – our garden choices matter

Wildlife-friendly gardening has an impact: DWT’s Jack Clarke takes a closer look at how your green space can help local species thrive this August Large...

Dorset’s little carnivores

Wildlife writer Jane Adams explores sundews – Dorset’s carnivorous plants – and Darwin’s fascination with their deadly allure In a letter dated 1860, the renowned...

Vanishing Wildlife – Dorset declares a Nature Emergency

As the council tackles biodiversity loss, Rachael Rowe looks at Dorset’s declaration and the steps it is taking to protect wildlife The dearth of insects,...

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Bucked in the Yarn

Three small Somerset villages had a huge impact on global exploration and trade – Rachael Rowe talks to Professor Terry Stevens “Nothing much ever happened...
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A sting operation bee-hind enemy lines

The challenges facing pollinators are very real – but Andrew Livingston, the son of beekeepers, has a jaundiced view of the little stingy guys I...

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