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Hedgerows are good for wildlife and an appealing sight across our landscapes.
But they can only flourish with expert help. π
Read more on hedgelaying as a countryside craft and how you can get involved π
Hedgelaying: a countryside craft - CPRE
Read our latest countryside story - Hedgelaying: a countryside craft. CPRE fighting for a better countryside.
www.cpre.org.uk
Fancy taking a ramble with meaning?
Following in the footsteps of pilgrims can be an eye-opening experience for any walker. π£π
Discover these pilgrims' walking routes and plan your walk π
Step into history with these pilgrims' walking routes - CPRE
Discover more about the UK countryside and step into history with these pilgrims' walking routes across England.
www.cpre.org.uk
August is an ideal time to forage for brambles in the countryside. π
Did you know that wild brambles make an excellent wine, jam or coulis? π
As with all wild foraging, remember to leave plenty for the local wildlife, too!
Find out more π
https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/a-countryside-walk-in-august/
Hearing about the escalating #ClimateEmergency can often feel daunting. π
But small actions can make a big difference. π π
Check out our list of ten actions that countryside communities can take. π
Ten ways that you and your rural community can tackle climate change - CPRE
We have some ideas for small actions that rural, countryside and small communities can take that can add up to a big difference.
www.cpre.org.uk
The new prolonged #heatwave is bad news for our farmers, nature and wildlife. π‘οΈπ₯
With an increased risk of wildfires, stay safe when out and about and always follow the #CountrysideCode. ππ
UK heatwave: Soaring temperatures prompt wildfire warnings
The Met Office has issued its highest alert for fire severity over the weekend.
www.bbc.co.uk
With another #heatwave upon us, there's an increased risk of wildfires in the countryside. π‘οΈπ₯
Remember to check @metoffice for weather updates and follow the #CountrysideCode when out and about! π π
UK heatwave this week will last longer than July‘s but with lower temperatures
Peaks of about 35C expected on Friday or Saturday amid warnings of fire risk
www.theguardian.com
π’ BREAKING: The government has delayed its #CumbrianCoalMine decision again. π€·
With a new PM in post next month, we'll be calling on them to keep coal in the ground for good. β
It's time to build a sustainable future for our countryside. #NoNewCoal
Cumbria coal mine: Decision delayed until November
A ruling on the coking coal mine in Cumbria had been due in July but was then put back to August.
www.bbc.co.uk
#NationalHedgerowWeek takes place 17-25 September! π
This year's theme is raising awareness about the benefits of hedgerows. π
At CPRE, we know hedgerows are vital for the climate, nature and landscapes.
Read our insider's guide to find out more π
What to know about a hedgerow: an insider's guide to hedgerows - CPRE
We're passionate about the humble hedgerow. But what is a hedgerow? What's their history? And how do they boost ...
www.cpre.org.uk
Fancy some secret views of England away from the tourist trail? π£ π§
These lesser-known landscapes offer vistas every bit as memorable as the more famous spots. ππ
Check them out here π
Roam with a view: landscapes off the beaten track - CPRE
Discover some of the lesser-known panoramic spots for picture-perfect views of England in this guide for wonderful out-of-the-way walks.
www.cpre.org.uk
Hedgerows were initially created by farmers in order to create more fields.
But over the years they've become a home to wildlife and helped nature to thrive. π π
Biologist and writer @AmyJaneBeer shares her love for the humble hedge.
A natural history of hedgerows - CPRE
Biologist and writer Dr Amy-Jane Beer shares her love for the humble hedge and explains what makes them so special and important.
www.cpre.org.uk
Got kids to entertain over the school holidays? π§
There are plenty of outdoor activities that will help spark children's curiosity for the countryside or coast. ππ
@natashastarseek shares a few winning ideas π
Go wild in the country: child-friendly nature activities this summer - CPRE
There are lots of ways to encourage children away from their screens to enjoy the countryside and coast during the holidays.
www.cpre.org.uk
The #EnergyCrisis is likely to hit many rural communities hard, but #renewables can offer a solution. β
This is a good example of renewable energy done well and with the backing of rural communities. πππ
Rural households clamouring for onshore wind turbines, says Octopus boss
Energy supplier says it is ‘pushing at an open door’ with plans to boost output
www.telegraph.co.uk
Do you like to take your countryside walks solo or as part of a group? πΆ
This is a lovely read on wildlife societies and sharing experiences of nature with others. π
Country diary: The joy of wildlife walks is Γ’ΒΒmany eyes see more‘
Longstone Edge, Derbyshire: The quarries here have much to offer Γ’ΒΒ ravens, wheatears and woolly thistles Γ’ΒΒ ...
www.theguardian.com
#Biodiversity is essential for human life and a flourishing countryside. π
Now more than ever we need to face up to the facts and protect the UK's wildlife. βπ
This is disgraceful! UK government will hold back data on the state of English wildlife | New Scientist β¦@bel_jacobsβ© @collectivefashionjustice β¦@CPREβ© https://www.newscientist.com/article/2331542-uk-government-to-hold-back-data-on-state-of-biodiversity-in-england/
August is a time of transition in our countryside as we start approaching the autumn. ππ
Now's the time to enjoy the long grasses, colourful heather and foraging fruits like blackberries. π
Read more on nature to notice this month π
A countryside walk in August - CPRE
From juicy brambles to beautiful heathers, find out some of the things to look out for on a countryside walk in August.
www.cpre.org.uk
Hedgerows are good for wildlife and an appealing sight across our landscapes.
But they can only flourish with expert help. π
Read more on hedgelaying as a countryside craft and how you can get involved π
Hedgelaying: a countryside craft - CPRE
Read our latest countryside story - Hedgelaying: a countryside craft. CPRE fighting for a better countryside.
www.cpre.org.uk
Fancy taking a ramble with meaning?
Following in the footsteps of pilgrims can be an eye-opening experience for any walker. π£π
Discover these pilgrims' walking routes and plan your walk π
Step into history with these pilgrims' walking routes - CPRE
Discover more about the UK countryside and step into history with these pilgrims' walking routes across England.
www.cpre.org.uk
August is an ideal time to forage for brambles in the countryside. π
Did you know that wild brambles make an excellent wine, jam or coulis? π
As with all wild foraging, remember to leave plenty for the local wildlife, too!
Find out more π
https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/a-countryside-walk-in-august/
Hearing about the escalating #ClimateEmergency can often feel daunting. π
But small actions can make a big difference. π π
Check out our list of ten actions that countryside communities can take. π
Ten ways that you and your rural community can tackle climate change - CPRE
We have some ideas for small actions that rural, countryside and small communities can take that can add up to a big difference.
www.cpre.org.uk
The new prolonged #heatwave is bad news for our farmers, nature and wildlife. π‘οΈπ₯
With an increased risk of wildfires, stay safe when out and about and always follow the #CountrysideCode. ππ
UK heatwave: Soaring temperatures prompt wildfire warnings
The Met Office has issued its highest alert for fire severity over the weekend.
www.bbc.co.uk
With another #heatwave upon us, there's an increased risk of wildfires in the countryside. π‘οΈπ₯
Remember to check @metoffice for weather updates and follow the #CountrysideCode when out and about! π π
UK heatwave this week will last longer than July‘s but with lower temperatures
Peaks of about 35C expected on Friday or Saturday amid warnings of fire risk
www.theguardian.com
π’ BREAKING: The government has delayed its #CumbrianCoalMine decision again. π€·
With a new PM in post next month, we'll be calling on them to keep coal in the ground for good. β
It's time to build a sustainable future for our countryside. #NoNewCoal
Cumbria coal mine: Decision delayed until November
A ruling on the coking coal mine in Cumbria had been due in July but was then put back to August.
www.bbc.co.uk
#NationalHedgerowWeek takes place 17-25 September! π
This year's theme is raising awareness about the benefits of hedgerows. π
At CPRE, we know hedgerows are vital for the climate, nature and landscapes.
Read our insider's guide to find out more π
What to know about a hedgerow: an insider's guide to hedgerows - CPRE
We're passionate about the humble hedgerow. But what is a hedgerow? What's their history? And how do they boost ...
www.cpre.org.uk
Fancy some secret views of England away from the tourist trail? π£ π§
These lesser-known landscapes offer vistas every bit as memorable as the more famous spots. ππ
Check them out here π
Roam with a view: landscapes off the beaten track - CPRE
Discover some of the lesser-known panoramic spots for picture-perfect views of England in this guide for wonderful out-of-the-way walks.
www.cpre.org.uk
Hedgerows were initially created by farmers in order to create more fields.
But over the years they've become a home to wildlife and helped nature to thrive. π π
Biologist and writer @AmyJaneBeer shares her love for the humble hedge.
A natural history of hedgerows - CPRE
Biologist and writer Dr Amy-Jane Beer shares her love for the humble hedge and explains what makes them so special and important.
www.cpre.org.uk
Got kids to entertain over the school holidays? π§
There are plenty of outdoor activities that will help spark children's curiosity for the countryside or coast. ππ
@natashastarseek shares a few winning ideas π
Go wild in the country: child-friendly nature activities this summer - CPRE
There are lots of ways to encourage children away from their screens to enjoy the countryside and coast during the holidays.
www.cpre.org.uk
The #EnergyCrisis is likely to hit many rural communities hard, but #renewables can offer a solution. β
This is a good example of renewable energy done well and with the backing of rural communities. πππ
Rural households clamouring for onshore wind turbines, says Octopus boss
Energy supplier says it is ‘pushing at an open door’ with plans to boost output
www.telegraph.co.uk
Do you like to take your countryside walks solo or as part of a group? πΆ
This is a lovely read on wildlife societies and sharing experiences of nature with others. π
Country diary: The joy of wildlife walks is Γ’ΒΒmany eyes see more‘
Longstone Edge, Derbyshire: The quarries here have much to offer Γ’ΒΒ ravens, wheatears and woolly thistles Γ’ΒΒ ...
www.theguardian.com
#Biodiversity is essential for human life and a flourishing countryside. π
Now more than ever we need to face up to the facts and protect the UK's wildlife. βπ
This is disgraceful! UK government will hold back data on the state of English wildlife | New Scientist β¦@bel_jacobsβ© @collectivefashionjustice β¦@CPREβ© https://www.newscientist.com/article/2331542-uk-government-to-hold-back-data-on-state-of-biodiversity-in-england/
August is a time of transition in our countryside as we start approaching the autumn. ππ
Now's the time to enjoy the long grasses, colourful heather and foraging fruits like blackberries. π
Read more on nature to notice this month π
A countryside walk in August - CPRE
From juicy brambles to beautiful heathers, find out some of the things to look out for on a countryside walk in August.
www.cpre.org.uk
