Blue Planet live and Blue Planet UK Blue Planet live , hosted by Steve Backshall , Liz Bonnin and Chris Packham starts on Sunday 24th March at 8pm on BBC One. The team will be exploring and looking at the health of the worlds oceans. This kicks off a whole week of programs on the [...]
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Jeni Bell’s Wild Britain – Travel
Travel words and picture by Jeni Bell The continued adventures Of Jeni , Bill and Millie........ Two blogs in one week – that’s a rarity – I’ll try not make too much of a habitat of it, but I just wanted to share some news with you all. I’ll keep it brief. Last year, whilst [...]
News – Spring Diary
Generations of writers have sought to capture the beauty and meaning of the arrival of spring and the burst of new life that signals the change of season” says Professor Roey Sweet, Director of Partnerships and Engagement, at the Arts and Humanities Research Council. The first day of spring marks a turning point in the [...]
Appletons Wildlife Diary – Climate Strike
Climate Strike words by Alex White “Water is rising and so are we!” and “We are missing our lessons so we can teach you one” were just two of many banners that were on display at the Climate Strike in Oxford, Bonn Square on Friday. In Oxford there were around 1000 students who had made [...]
Jeni Bell’s Wild Britain – A clamour of Rooks
A Clamour of Rooks words and picture by Jeni Bell The continued adventures Of Jeni , Bill and Millie........ There’s a black mass happening outside our van. A circle of attendees gathers in front of the bonnet, all adorned in the darkest blacks and the deepest midnight blues. This isn’t a solemn affair though. It’s [...]
Photography Show 2019
Words by Peter Hanscomb So that's the annual pilgrimage done , dusted and all over for another year. First impressions, the show was much the same as last year . Same venue , hall and feel about the show , but this year it felt a lot more interesting with a better mix of exhibitors [...]
Appletons Wildlife Diary – Hedgerows
Hedgerows words by Alex White This week there has been a lot in the media about netting covering hedgerows. Like the one in the photo below in a village near to near I live. The hedges are covered to prevent birds nesting in them while development is taking place. Nets like this can also trap [...]
