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Happy Christmas, CJS is now closed until the New Year

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Developing the conservation workforce of the future

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When the world stopped, nature was there for us

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The last CJS Weekly of 2020 has now gone 'to print'.

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Welsh Wildlife during lockdown ‐ survey reveals how nature responded

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CJS Professional: December edition

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CMA launch FREE Student Starter Membership for one year

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New citizen science app will help restore UK sand dunes

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Getting ahead in ecology: what many ecologists don’t know they don’t know…

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Surrey Countryside Partnerships - for healthy habitats & people participation

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In celebration of International Day of People with Disabilities today we revisit an article from Open Country

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Introducing our Featured Charity for 2021: Campaign for National Parks

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A bat's best friend

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Christmas wishes from the CJS Team, we hope you have a happy and healthy festive season.

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Bridging the Gap: barriers and solutions for young people entering the environmental sector

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Getting into Ecological Consultancy: Degree vs Experience

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Litter picking is not a sustainable solution for the countryside - we need systemic change to clean up trashed Britain

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Top tips: Encouraging children to get outdoors

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Tree Council keeping nation #TreelyConnected through online arts and culture events for National Tree Week

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We meet some of the Mammal Society Team

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CJS Professional: November edition.

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Ask the Ranger - change of plans.

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Can you help us to map tree canopy cover for urban areas across the UK?

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Colouring in the margins: Discovering the arable habitat and resources to help

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Hedgehogs at threat: Why we’re losing the nation’s favourite mammal and how universities are helping

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Lockdown, tiers and early closing