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Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
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Keeping peat out of bags and in the environment
Peat is most commonly used in gardening, though that is slowly changing. It's really important that peat stays in the environment, where it can safely lock in carbon and help defend against climate change.
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Dalek Composters
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An introduction to the Dalek composting bin and what to mix in to your compost.
Comfrey Fertiliser
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Learn how to make a wildlife friendly and cost effective fertilizer at home.
Nature Connection workshop
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In this virtual workshop, Wild Wellbeing Lead Alexis covers what nature connection is, our need of a strong connection to nature, and the benefits from having one. This workshop is for anyone who wants to learn more about nature connection and use that knowledge to help others when they're feeling unwell, or simply to help learn how they can themselves. Throughout the workshop Alexis provides a...
Green Social Prescribing workshop ~ Wilder Neighbourhoods
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In this workshop, you will get to know what green social prescribing is, how you can bring elements of nature connection into your role as a social prescriber. Whether you're a link worker, a volunteer/charity worker or simply want to signpost others you work with or are supporting. We provide a mix of theory and gentle practical activities within the session. The session concludes by looking a...
Flying ants by The Wildlife Trusts
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With August comes 'flying ant day!' Although it's usually not just one day, but rather a few where these ants take to the skies and in high numbers. Their mission? To mate with flying ants from other colonies. Yep, it’s pretty much a flying, giant, ant spectacle and maximises the chances that the genes from each colony are spread far and wide.
Our 2025 calendar photos revealed
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Thank you to everyone who entered our photography competition this year! We loved seeing all of your wildlife and nature captures from around the county. Judging was tough, but with the help of our guest judge, last year's winner Karen Rae, we settled on this diverse selection. Now it's time for the public to choose the overall winner, the image which will feature on the front cover of our 2025...
Pine marten detection in the Churnet Valley
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Meet Henry, a dog trained to sniff out pine marten poo! His handler Louise joined our project officer Bryony to pinpoint areas of interest within woodland in the Churnet Valley after a trail camera caught an unexpected glimpse of a marten. Bryony will place trail cameras in the areas Henry was interested in and see if she captures anymore marten footage. Trail cams are routinely used by our tea...
Slugs and snails - Wild About Gardens 2024
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You might think that all slugs and snails are pretty much the same, but there are actually around 150 species in the UK. There are even more if you dive into our seas! 🐌 Here are just a few you might see... So lift up that leaf, pick up that plant pot, and see which ones have you have in your garden? 🔍 Not seeing enough for your liking? Find out how you can encourage more molluscs into your bac...
The Wolseley Centre Soundscape
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Have a listen to some of the sounds you may hear when visiting The Wolseley Centre. There are many quiet spaces where you can simply enjoy the sounds of nature. Made with thanks to Cannock Chase National Landscape and DEFRA Access For All Funding.
The Wolseley Centre - a place for all
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We aim to be welcoming and as accessible as we can at The Wolseley Centre. Please have a look at our different facilities that can make all the difference to your visit. Made with thanks to Cannock Chase National Landscape and DEFRA Access For All Funding.
Welcome to the Wolseley Centre
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Learn about all The Wolseley Centre has to offer, from leisurely walks and cuppas at the café to accessible learning facilities. Made with thanks to Cannock Chase National Landscape and DEFRA Access For All Funding.
5 Spring into Wellbeing Calm breathing
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5 Spring into Wellbeing Calm breathing
Hare on trail camera by Harj Singh - March 2024
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Hare on trail camera by Harj Singh - March 2024
Raise funds for nature with Big Green Hike in April 2024
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Raise funds for nature with Big Green Hike in April 2024
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust's 2023 Highlights
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Staffordshire Wildlife Trust's 2023 Highlights
Jaguar Land Rover volunteer day with SWT
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Jaguar Land Rover volunteer day with SWT
Net Gain Staffordshire: our new Biodiversity Net Gain website
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Net Gain Staffordshire: our new Biodiversity Net Gain website
Does biochar work well in a hot bin?
I love them allllll
Thank you for sharing, very helpful 🥰
Staffordshire Pine Martins. That takes me back. We used to go looking for their scat around Oakamoor and Cotton Dell in the late 2000s. Never found any of course.
Conservation of our wildlife is nothing without conservation of our culture. Turn back the boats.
I love to see successful rewilding projects Thank you
I’ve seen a few tried to pick one up from the birds the bugger tried to bite me 😂😂😂
This is a mathematical cheat system which will enable developers to destroy biodiversity in one area and claim to be developing it elsewhere rather than having to incorporate biodiversity within the bounds of their development. Disgraceful.
Great to see!
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Good but lacking an appreciation of compatibility, suitability and structural functions of hedgerow plants. The description of hedgelaying shows a lack of awareness of the fundamental principles, critically including how correct cutting promotes new growth from the base of the hedge and rejuvenates the hedgerow plants.
What a great job that Staffordshire Wildlife Trust have done. There's a lot of work like this needed all over the country.
I'm now planting the same, thank you for this video.
doesn't show the amount of pooh they scatter about the place whilst they look all mesmerising in the sky
I don't know how they know, but the huge brown trout in the dikes in Idaho all run up to the top once the water starts dropping, and are netted and put into the holding lakes for the winter. you'd think with water dropping they're head the other way, but they don't!! huge huge brown trout, some are records you never see or catch, but they are there!!
Brave pike 🙂
Super 👍🖐️🌹 1:23
Funny everyone got this recommended now
That's a hybrid. Pike-Muskellunge aka tiger Musky
Do you know how many muskies there are in Staffordshire?
Pike Muskie hybrid, without any muskie present in out waters I very much doubt it
Хуйню городишь.
How's this suddenly popped up on my TH-cam??? Bizarre. I was caught a Pike on a plastic worm fishing when I was a kid about 40yrs ago.
They're a lovely fish and an essential one
How’d she get in there? Spawning or something? Flash floods? Impressive aren’t they? To think we’re sharing the river with that when we go swimming!
ive caugth fish like that when i went fishing as a kid with my grandpa.
Идёт на нерест.
I love to see prosperity within nature
So you also got this reccomended after 7 years?
Thank you for this video!
Useful !
The wicked pike
Bravoo. Didn't know that.
Interesting video. Happy to see that the Pike got outta there!
Love it ❤❤❤❤❤
Love it❤❤❤❤❤❤
Spawning run? Was an area of deeper water drained suddenly?
The area always floods every year and this video would have been when the water levels have gone back down
Thanks. Great view of nature.
I'm not saying you're wrong that the fake eyes are there because they deter predators, but I am wondering how the hell that works... Are predators shy eaters who can't eat while being watched? But, for a real guess, I assume predators think anything that can see them can also react and hurt them.
I have 3 of these in my garden and a emperor hawk caterpillar which I found this afternoon under my impatient s. It’s bright green.
I walk past this shop every day and it's such a joy to see what new things are in the windows😊
Ive just seen one, for the first time, in the Birmingham B32 area. Fascinating ✨
Hi
I was born in Stafford and left to study and work almost 50 years ago. My father was born in Tixall. As a boy I used to cycle to all the canals, rivers and streams to fish. I am so pleased to see the good work being done. Thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to comment John. We'll keep on doing our best. ☺
The water still looks fairly uniform in depth and the banks still seem built-up
This would be a fantastic site for beavers. Has this been considered?
U in Stafford
Wonderful news 😀
Beavers will love this.
Sorry Bill just noticed your post. Great minds think alike?
Amazing!!!
I popped in a month ago
REFORESTAR REFORESTAR REFORESTAR árboles nativos para que VUELVA el ciclo de vida. Por nuestra Flora y fauna. Los árboles regulan la temperatura en la corteza TERRESTRE. Resguardan las NAPAS SUBTERRÁNEAS. Cómo tan poca visión? Ahora está muy caliente nuestra tierra. 2021. No existiría el cambio climático. No existiría el calentamiento global.
Looking good again sound quality could be better, maybe an additional mic next time
Looks Great!