...them as they hatch into chicks and grow into adults. If you have any questions or would like to get involved in a future project please contact Natural England on...
...to take regular breaks. I do my most important work first thing in the morning but try not to finish too late. Keep in touch Not seeing loved ones can...
...and the restrictions. We closed our site briefly in March and April to allow a thorough risk-assessment, and were able to start work again after the development of new health...
...we will have a chance to lift our sights and start to set our own agenda rather than react to rapidly changing circumstances. We will say farewell to our site...
...into the mudflats. We needed to mitigate for the unavoidable loss of intertidal habitat, and likely disturbance to wintering birds. Discussions with regulators identified a potential opportunity to help the...
...and often interrupts vital training exercises, impacting the Armed Forces’ ability to prepare to deploy in real-life situations. So, if you’re planning to go for a walk, run, cycle or...
.../ MOD 2020]Looking after our land and wildlife is extremely important to DIO, but despite a personal interest in conservation it’s not typically something I get too involved in as...
...opportunities and to share our requirements. We invite any companies who have expressed an interest in working with us, so please get in touch at DIOComrcl-PGSRMTeam@mod.gov.uk to find out more....
...in the list in recognition of their sterling work supporting Op POLAR BEAR. This was the evacuation of over 2400 UK nationals from Sudan to MOD bases in Cyprus in...
...eyebright are regularly recorded. For me, the day was a great opportunity to spend more time at the site, enjoy the ecological interest it has to offer, and get stuck...