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BIRDS
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Use this guide to find the chirpiest one in your
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The Royal Society for the protection of birds.
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British Birds is a monthly, ornithological journal read by
all serious birdwatchers and ornithologists around the World and fills a unique
ornithological niche between the overtly scientific journals and the wholly
popular birding press.
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Please look around our site. Discover what we do and why we
are world leaders in wild bird research, thanks to our volunteers, members and
funders. Thousands of members and volunteers take part in BTO projects, helping
both campaigners and decision-makers to monitor the fortunes of our birds and
to understand how they can best be conserved.
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Thousands of Links to Birders Worldwide! Fatbirder is striving to be the
world's greatest resource for birders it has more than 1,400 pages covering
every country of the world, every UK County as well as all aspects of birding -
ornithology, bird watching as a hobby, conservation, holidays etc.; where to
stay and much much more.
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BUTTERFLY
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This site is useful for collation and analysis of
data for nature conservation purposes. Dedicated to saving Butterflies, Moths
and their habitats.
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In the Butterfly Boutique you will find all manner of things
to interest anyone who breeds, or just enjoys, butterflies.
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Photography by Paul Chesterfield whose preferred subject is
natural history. Butterflies, Moths, Insects, Flowers ... Abstracts
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DRAGONFLY
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Our
aim is to promote and encourage the study and conservation of dragonflies and
their natural habitats, especially in the United Kingdom.
The Society actively
supports research into the ecology, biology and behaviour of dragonflies and
offers small grants for young student projects. To find out more about the BDS
please explore our web site. If you share our aims and interests you may like
to join us.
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ENVIRONMENTAL
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The Soil Association exists 'to research, develop and promote
sustainable relationships between the soil, plants, animals and the biosphere,
in order to produce healthy food and other products while protecting and
enhancing the environment'. It campaigns against issues like GMOs in food and
the routine use of antibiotics in conventional farming. A comprehensive
information and education service is available for both consumers and producers
alike, through publications, leaflets and an annual programme of events. The
Soil Association's wholly owned subsidiary, Soil Association Certification Ltd,
is the largest and most respected of the UK organic certification bodies. It
licenses commercial food production to the highest organic standards and its
distinctive certification symbol is now widely recognised as a consumer
guarantee of organic quality. Our organic expertise has also been applied to
developing forestry certification.
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Promoting action on waste reduction, reuse and
recycling. Waste Watch is the national organisation that works with community
groups, local authorities and industry to educate, inform and raise awareness
on waste reduction, reuse and recycling. Waste Watch is a charity established
in 1987, and is supported by the Department of the Environment, Transport and
the Regions, its membership and business sponsors. It provides educational
projects, information, consultancy, publications, training events, campaigning
and advocacy for all sectors.
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Daily environmental news from Routers.
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The Environment Agency wants to help achieve the best future by
working with you to make it happen. We are the leading public organisation for
protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales. Our job is to
work in many ways to achieve this. For example, we regulate industry, maintain
flood defences and water resources, and improve wildlife habitats, in addition
to our many other activities. We also monitor the environment, and make the
information that we collect widely available.
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AQUATIC LIFE
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The purpose of this site is to reveal the hidden world of Britain's inland
waterways network. It shows how you can find and enjoy them, how they are
managed and how you could get involved in their future conservation
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Anglers Conservation Association
The official website of the Anglers Conservation Association known by most
British anglers simply as the A-C-A
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Idle and Thackley is a small non profit making coarse fishing club based in
Bradford West Yorkshire . It is a member of The River Swale Preservation
Society . The club is also affiliated to Aireborough and District AA . The
Association hold rights on the Rivers Swale , Aire and the Leeds and Liverpool
Canal. www.idleandthackaa.supanet.com
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INSECTS & BUGS
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Visit the 3d bug website and see a selection of life like
bugs.
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Visit the creepy crawly fan club with e-mail page,
Newsletters, and pet care sheets to keep your newly bottled creatures
alive.
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Wonderful World of Insects Website. The biggest, the smallest,
the most, the incredible Ants. An Encyclopaedia of information. This is probably
one of the largest sites on this topic.
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LEARNING ONLINE
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General Biology, Astronomy, Geography Devices, Objects, French,
German, Italian, Spanish, Music, Animals, Human Anatomy, Plants, Geology/Weather
USA Simple Printout
Click
here for more information on our honour system.........
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MANAGEMENT
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Nature net is a voluntary enterprise to provide a good resource for practical nature conservation
and countryside management on the Web. We are based in the UK, and most of the information
available on Naturenet relates to the UK, particularly England.
An award winning website!
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PLANTS
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This list of native vascular plant species of the British
Isles (including Ireland and the Channel Islands) was compiled by Professor
Clive Stace of the University of Leicester for the FFF conference on Native
Plants held at the Linnean Society of London, June 1997. This list does not
include subspecies, micro species, forms or hybrids.
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A very easy dictionary to use from the Ohio State University.
Select from a drop down menu a selection of subjects, whether its plants, pests,
history various other facets. Its clear and precise to use.
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