General Wildlife Sites - South West, National, Other local sites Identifying with images
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| Wildlife Cornwall | Spectrum Search A Cornwall Search Engine list for Wildlife in Cornwall | |
| South West Sites | Cornish-links on wildlife directory of Cornish links on wildlife sites and attractions. | |
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Cornwall
Wildlife Trust the major source of local
wildlife conservation information on the net |
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Vic Simpson does post-mortem
analysis on a range of dead bird and mammal species and should be
contacted immediately for him to gain the most information from the
analysis Phone 01872 560623 |
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Sennen-Cove
Wildlife is a must if you are in the area; birding,
sightings, pictures; also includes a forum
and other information on the area , with good local
links
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Offwell
Woodland and Wildlife Trust
based in Devon, near Honiton; they have extensive information,
not just on woodland - the website also covers freshwater
habitats and their restoration, meadows, lowland heath and its restoration
as well as surveys, articles, image libraries, movies, sounds,webcams, quizzes,
puzzles, mystery pictures and trails. |
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English
Nature South West. Aim to
ensure that environmental objectives are integrated into relevant business
objectives in a cost-effective manner Position Statements -where English Nature stands on a range of issues Cornish Killas and Granites and wildlife habitat Bodmin Moor Cornish Local Nature Reserves (LNR's) (Bodmin Beacon, Bude Marshes) |
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| A Nature Observers Scrapbook - images and diary records which represent the astonishing biodiversity of species stumbled across in thewebmaster's 'home patch' near Horncastle in East Lincolnshire, UK. It has some good images and text, covering a wide range of species groups, nicely presented | ||
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First Nature - Windows on Wildlife
useful summary information with images, life cycle, habitat etc |
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| National Coverage |
Natural
Selection Guide to quality internet resources on the
Natural World co-ordinated by The Natural
History Museum, London |
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Probert
Encyclopedia- Nature provides basic information on species from
all aspects of nature, arranged alphabetically. If you have a name. you
can find useful information, but it is not for browsing! |
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BBC
Natural History Unit
with very useful sections on British Wildlife |
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DEFRA
Aim to
enhance opportunity in rural areas, improve enjoyment of the countryside
and conserve and manage wildlife resources |
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Nature
Net a voluntary
enterprise to
provide a good resource for practical nature conservation and countryside
management on the Web, mostly in the UK Ask the Ranger a question about the countryside, conservation or nature Conservation Designations - (SSSI, SINC...) find out what they all mean Biodiversity introduction and Directory Trees and Hedgerows -what you can and can't do about changing them! Directory of relevant Nature News and Discussion groups |
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English
Nature The government agency that
"champions the conservation of Wildlife and Geology". Latest News. Archived News, well worth a look at for a specific subject. Publications and maps, including GIS datasets for downloading, Walks and Events, Life in UK Rivers, Local Nature Reserves and much more... Wildlife Programs (eg Biodiversity Action Plans or baps, Botany, Species Recovery etc); |
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National Farmers
Union Countryside Magazine with
practical advice, information, assistance benefits etc. Polls, events,
Competitions, Games and
Links Rural news, including archived information Countryside Forum - air your views or read others on Rights of Way, Organic farming.. Wildlife Profiles: very good articles on all aspects of UK wildlife. eg Brush with Foxes, Stoats and Weasels, Hedgehog survival, Bats, Otters |
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National
Trust Nature Conservation. "The
National Trust was the first organisation in Britain with a statutory duty
to conserve wildlife. With over 100 years' experience of managing land for
habitats and species, it is now one of Europe's leading nature
conservation organisations". Overviews
on Conservation; Reports, Consultations, Conferences, etc |
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Peoples
Trust for Endangered Species |
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Wildlife
Conservation Research Unit |
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Wild About Britain
a registered
charity that provides education and community resources for British
wildlife and the conservation of our natural environment. Our website aims
to provide facilities that promote all aspects of wild Britain. Wild News Wild Forums Wild Gallery (UK Landscape and Nature Photography) Wild Pages (Directory) |
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Webmesh
Directory Selected links to sites of Environmental interest Gardens Trees - wide range of subjects |
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Animals
of the British Isles CD Rom available for under £15; over 400 of Britain's most commonly seen animals, from foxes and rabbits to slugs and worms. For each animal, the cd-rom provides at least one screen of information, including notes on appearance, habitat, diet, general notes, and in many cases, a distribution map. Links from these screens connect to further information on special features. |
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The Countryside Agency.
the statutory champion and watchdog
working to make: the quality of life better for people in the countryside the quality of the countryside better for everyone See Faq |
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First
Nature, Windows on Wildlife
More than 4000 pictures, identification,
behaviour and habitat details of the wildlife, plants and fungi . CD Rom
available |
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| School Net Centre for Ecology and Hydrology; the leading body in the UK for research, survey, and monitoring in terrestrial and freshwater environments. CEH's School Net is the educational section of CEH Web, and is intended to be used as a resource by teachers of primary and GCSE-aged school children | ||
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David
Element wildlife photos, arranged by groups (Site
index) or Common
name or Scientific
name |
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| Sites for other local areas |
Village
Wildlife of Ruishton Taunton
Wildlife Habitat and Species
snapshots of three parishes of Ruishton, Creech St Michael and Thornfalcon
provide a cross-section through the Tone valley. |
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| Images of wildlife on the web | Natural History Museum Reference Library search for images of families or species. | |
| BNA's QuiclkGuide to easily confusable species Many people get confused over the identity of certain common species. All too often someone will look up at the sky at Swifts wheeling about and say "I see the swallows are back!" The BNA's Quick Guides to Identification of such stumbling blocks should help you recognise the key features of species. It is not meant to be definitive, but to provide a useful introduction to species recognition. It's the BNA's Simple Guide to Easily Confusable Species! |