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Final chance for Isle of Wight residents to contribute to Nature Recovery Strategy
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Looking for something to do this weekend? Why not head out to the coast and take part in the Wetland Bird Survey. Sunday is the last day of the national survey of wintering waterbirds.
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If approved, licenses could be granted to destroy nests and eggs of Robins, Starlings and Pied Wagtails.
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Isle of Wight council say the latest number of trees given approval to be felled is not as high as they would expect at this time of year
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If you are interested in this Isle of Wight created film about Red Squirrels, you can see it playing in the Isle of Wight Zoo cafe.
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A heated debate over changes to laws protecting the red squirrel population took place in Parliament last week.
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If you're coming to Ventnor for the Isle of Arts Festival on Sunday 4th May and have some free time in between acts, why not head to upper Ventnor for the Spring Wild Food Walk with Natural Wight.
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Celebrate the Isle of Wight Biosphere later this month at the Fort Vic Foray with wildlife discovery, bird watching, woodland walks, seagrass, seashore and fossil walks
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One VB reader shares their view on the decision by the Ventnor Town Council to employ the services of a Harris Hawk to deal with a pigeon problem in the town. He says they should have consulted the experts first.
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Discover how this delicate balance of nature is at risk
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Maggie Nelmes urges others to support campaign by the Good Law Project and Marine Conservation Society to protect our rivers, waterways and beaches from untreated raw sewage. Here's how
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The elusive bird’s haunting sound has been the subject of myths, poetry, and preservation efforts, but it faces an uncertain future as councillors approve development, says Stella Davis from the Ryde Society
