Promoting & Enhancing The Natural Beauty of the Sid Valley
Turn over a log in the woods or lift a flowerpot in the garden and you are likely to see woodlice scuttling for cover. The minibeasts have seven main body segments each with a pair of legs which shows they are not lice andRead More
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It has been a busy year for SVBG and we couldn’t have done it without a lot of help from all of you. The SVBG Says Thank You The Sid Valley Biodiversity Group has had a very busy year and we would like toRead More
Leave a comment Floods Aren’t New To The Sid Valley. But Storms Seem To Be Increasing As Does The Volume And Frequency Of Heavy Rain Events. These Storms Are Causing Increased Soil Erosion Leading To Blocked Drains And Deep Water On Some Roads. Far more storm waterRead More
Leave a comment You rarely see them, unless you go poking about under rotten logs, but millipedes are very important creatures. They can damage plant roots sometimes but generally they are nature’s tidy uppers. The technical term is detritovores, they feed on detritus or dead materials inRead More
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