Why we exist – victory for biodiversity in 2023 Oh no The natural world is in crisis. Not just one of those ‘I’ve lost my keys and need to get to a job interview’ type crises, or even one of the ‘our political opponent is going to win the election’ type crises (though nature does…
Birdlife 2022 update Breeding birds are doing well on the hole at prime four! Improvements on last year. In the past few months, The Habitat People have done several breeding bird surveys to map the territories of birds by identifying bird song and breeding behaviors. These surveys are carried out at in spring and start…
Meadows plants on the rise New plant species are breaking through the dense knapweed filled fields. Since the first (non Habitat People) attempt to establish a meadow in the northern fields, the species diversity had polarised on just a few species. A huge covering of greater knapweed with patches of creeping thistle and the odd…
Getting a grip on the slippery slope: biodiversity decline Aberdeenshire A blog post authored by Eleanor, written Monday 21st March 2022 The North East of Scotland might, at first glance, appear to have an abundance of green space. Travel for more than twenty minutes out of Aberdeen city in any direction, take a back road…
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