Promoting & Enhancing The Natural Beauty of the Sid Valley
We have a new bumblebee on the block, the tree bumblebee (Bombus hypnorum) has arrived from Europe, probably because of climate change. First seen in Wiltshire in 2001, in the next twenty years they spread throughout England and Wales and well into Scotland. TheRead More
Leave a comment
On February 14th a Group of Volunteers, Led by SVBG, Started To Remove The Invasive Alexanders From Amongst the Daffodils On Peak Hill. Though not part of the natural fauna and therefore not actually native to this cliffside the daffodils have become a wellRead More
1 response When I am out and about I will see something that raises a smile, an insect feeding on a flower, the tree-filled view across our beautiful valley, a tiny springtail busying itself among moss. Our sight is a wonderful gift, but we never seeRead More
Leave a comment The SVBG newsletter is a regular publication with news of biodiversity events and news in the Sid Valley, and sometimes beyond. We encourage you to subscribe to the newsletter by completing the subscription form in the right hand column … there is an alternativeRead More
Leave a comment