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- Frozen lochs – what lies beneath? January 22, 2021
- Soilleireachadh ‘dubhair’ air mapaichean / Shedding light on toponymic ‘darkness’ January 21, 2021
- YCW2020 A Day in the Life – Freshwater and Wetlands Advice Manager Iain Sime December 18, 2020
- Cairt-làir – lus beag le cliù mòr / Tormentil – little plant with a big reputation December 11, 2020
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Lockdown Nostalgia
Nature has helped many of us through the various challenges of the past few months. We’ve watched nature thrive through our screens and spent time observing life with fresh eyes and ears in our gardens and from windows. We’ve really … Continue reading
Posted in green health, Natural Health Service, Nature in art, paths, photography, plants, Uncategorized, urban nature, wild flowers, woodlands
Tagged Alan Cameron, biodiversity, Covid-19, daily walks, health, lockdown, Nairn, Natural Health Service, nature, NatureScot, photography, Scotland, Scottish Natural Heritage, SNH, staylocal, walking
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Lockdown on nature? Not really
In our post today Biodiversity Officer, Iain Macdonald, shares his thoughts on Covid-19 and nature, following a pensive lockdown stroll around town… Where have the cars, the planes, the trains and the people all gone? I don’t know about you, … Continue reading
Posted in biodiversity, Ecology, Uncategorized, urban nature
Tagged biodiversity, Coronavirus, Covid-19, Nairn, nature, NatureScot, Scotland, Scottish, Scottish Natural Heritage, SNH, urban nature, Wildlife
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