Promoting & Enhancing The Natural Beauty of the Sid Valley
Now Is The Time Of Year That Oak Trees Are Contributing To Nature’s Food Store By Growing Their Acorns, But A Mediterranean Invader Is Spoiling The Crop. Oak trees are the great providers in the natural food chain, the carbohydrates built in their photosynthesisingRead More
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Sometimes when we are sold a solution to a problem we have to make sure that the solution doesn’t become the next problem. We need to take a look at some of our chemical uses. DDT is an effective insecticide with low mammalian toxicityRead More
Leave a comment July is the month when many adult butterflies emerge from their chrysalis ready to mate and carry the species forward, that is why it is time for the world’s largest citizen science butterfly survey, the Sid Valley Biodiversity Group invites you all to takeRead More
Leave a comment The District Council often suffer criticism but people on last Sunday’s fortnightly wildlife walk with the Sid Valley Biodiversity Group were delighted to see that EDDC’s management of the Sid Meadow in The Byes is going well with lots of different wild flowers andRead More
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