Promoting & Enhancing The Natural Beauty of the Sid Valley
Within And Without The Sid Valley There Are Many Biodiversity & Related Organisations. This Downloadable Mindmap Lists Just. Few Of Them. We are regularly updating the mindmap and will eventually be adding we links are other information to them. Should you wish to useRead More
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In a world that’s constantly evolving, preserving and nurturing local biodiversity has become more important than ever. Biodiversity, the variety of life forms within an ecosystem, is not just a source of beauty, but also a key pillar for the health and sustainability ofRead More
Leave a comment Stantyway Farm is a 300 acre organic mixed farm on the Jurassic Coast of East Devon producing wheat, oats, beans, quinoa, grass, lucerne and clover to sell to specialist organic markets or to feed to their suckler cows and their calves. It is theRead More
Leave a comment The Sid Isn’t A Complex River, It’s Relatively Short & Has Few Tributaries. But Rivers Are Fractal In Nature & Every Tributary Also Has Tributaries Which Leads To A Beautiful Complex of Biodiversity. Mapping the River Sid is something that has intrigued me sinceRead More
Leave a comment The District, along with the rest of the world, is facing a climate emergency [Strategic Policy 7 of the draft Local Plan] – and the Sid Valley Biodiversity Group welcomes the recognition that we are facing a “combined biodiversity and climate emergency” [Policy 87]Read More
1 response SVBG has been asked to contribute to Bright Blue Dorset- Cleaning Up Our Rivers Together. So, together with a number of other people talking about their local river, Jan Metcalf will be talking about the river Sid. This is an Open Zoom Event on Monday,Read More
Leave a comment We’ve all heard about the one that got away. It’s always a huge fish. The fish in this video is huge … but did it get away? I took this video with a handheld phone camera whilst walking … so in places it’s shakyRead More
Leave a comment There is no wild countryside in the UK. It is all manmade, most if it by farmers. An increasing number of farmers are now engaged in regenerative farming or farming for biodiversity. Nicola Westlake explains her families efforts to farm their tenanted farm forRead More
Leave a comment Botany in the Weston Valley with The Donkey Sanctuary – Booking Required Date Thursday 8 June Time 10:00-12:00 Starting point Main entrance to The Donkey Sanctuary. Park in main car park. /// landed.hound.minder Grid reference: SY 16018 89222 Leaders Pascal and Helen from theRead More
Leave a comment The SVBG has a table at the Science Festival, come and talk with us in the Masonic Hall, Saturday 9th October, 11am-4pm to find out more about our river and wildflower projects, as well as all of our plans. We hope to have someRead More
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