Why not invite your local natural history society to show you the wildlife in your churchyard?
Look a lichen!Judith Allinson enjoys showing people, especially children,plants and animals and lichens on their doorstep in her home town and surrounding villages.
Wild plants beside the churchyard wallLast year Giggleswick village primary school “After School Church Club”
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Today 30 Oct 2018 WWF announced (read the report)
60%
Populations of mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians have, on average, declined by 60% between 1970 and 2014, the most recent year with available data.
50%
The Earth is estimated to have lost about half of its shallow water corals in the past 30 years.
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GC’s New Biodiversity Leaflet
Threats to Wildlife + How can we help? Quotes + Why does ‘Saving wildlife’ matter to Christians?
Display the leaflet alongside secular conservation leaflets of your choice produced by WWF, FOE, RSPB, your local Wildlife Trust etc.
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by Mark Avery. Bloomsbury 304 pp rrp £16.99
Book review by Revd Peter Grimwood
Mark Avery knows about birds having worked for the RSPB for twenty five years. This is his first book but I hope it’s the first of many.
“Martha” was the last passenger pigeon on earth.
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Take part in this simple CEL churchyard wildlife survey! Encourage groups at your church to get inovlved
CHRISTIAN ECOLOGY LINK PRESS RELEASE
11 March 2013
for immediate release
RECORD YOUR CHURCHYARD WILDLIFE
Christian Ecology Link is using the occasion of its Annual Conference in Leeds on 16 March for the UK launch of a Europe-wide Churchyard Wildlife Survey.
You and church groups are invited to complete a simple questionnaire,
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The ECEN Working Group on Biodiversity and Nature Protection had three 1.5 hour workshops in which to
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CEL Rainforest Fund – 100 Churches
CEL is seeking 100 churches to raise £100 each
for habitat conservation projects – Could your church help?
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