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Wireweed, the fast invading line of dirty washing

Posted on May 9, 2016 by NatureScot

Iain Macdonald, SNH Policy & Advice Officer, tells us about the mysterious seaweed that’s making its way up the west coast of Scotland. I had been aware of wireweed for some time. How long for I don’t really know, certainly … Continue reading →

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