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August Features Roundup

It’s back to school for a big portion of the population this week, but there’s still plenty of things you can learn even if you’re not one of the ones heading into a classroom. This month saw a whole host of interesting articles about the state of UK wildlife, the actions we can take to bring things back into balance, and the skills needed to do so. We started the month strong with #YorkshireDay and Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s first ever State of Yorkshire’s Nature results! Showing just how important Yorkshire is for UK species. The Field Studies Council, in partnership with the Royal Society of Biology, launched Signs of Spring back in January and we were lucky enough to get some insight into the results! We got to hear George’s story from an uninspired college graduate all the way to finding his passion as an arb manager with Cotswold Group LTD. Stacey at Wildlife Aid shared what it’s really like in the rehabilitation sector, and we discovered that it certainly is no picnic! We found ...

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