Category: Dorset Wildlife & Animals

Uninvited, untamed and under our noses!

Shouldn’t we be welcoming weeds into our gardens to grow alongside their cultivated cousins, asks resident wildlife columnist Jane Adams Earlier this year, TV gardener...

Blues for the blue shark

Swimming with blue sharks reveals their stunning beauty, says DWT’s Julie Hatcher – but lack of regulation makes them deeply vulnerable Recently I was lucky...

Letters, kites and monsters in the pits | BV Podcast

In a small switch in format, we're moving from three to two podcasts a month, allowing for a longer and more involved format for...

FERNE ANIMAL SANCTUARYANIMALS FOR REHOMING

SOYASoya is a beautiful Rhodesian Ridgeback X Breed who will require a special home as she suffers from separation anxiety when left alone. Soya...

A weasel is weasily identifiable, whereas a stoat is stoatally different

The stoat has a mesmerising effect on those who spot it and Dorset may be a perfect habitat. But they remain a mystery, says...

The scavenging Milvus milvus

The red kite is a popular conservation success story, says Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Jack Clarke, but the birds are still at risk from poisoning The...

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Hunting humans for fun

Lifelong kennelman Jeremy Whaley’s hunting narrative shifts from tradition to innovation, prioritising the hounds’ skill over the hunt’s end ‘I was deeply anti-hunting,’ says Jeremy...

How are my rights as a tenant changing this year?

A local expert from Citizen’s Advice provides timely tips on consumer issues. Q: My landlord tells me that my rights as a tenant are changing...