Promoting & Enhancing The Natural Beauty of the Sid Valley
Garden Wildlife – Hedgehog. One of a series of wildlife videos by SVBG that feature wildlife in Sid Valley gardens. The garden in the video below has recorded hedgehogs for a number of years. Some years they are few in number and some yearsRead More
Leave a comment December 2023 has been a very wet month. So here’s a look back at how dry and parched the Byes were just a few summers ago. Thanks to Seb Fitzhenry and Friends of The Byes for this YouTube video.
Leave a comment This Moor Meadows video, with Professor Dave Goulson, has a wonderful series of opening scenes before it goes into a zoom session that addresses many of the questions you might have about insects and meadow creation. If you want to skip the opening scenesRead More
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In this video Ed Dolphin discusses Phycomania and the Queen of Seaweed, phycologist Amelia Griffiths.
Leave a comment Grass Is The Ultimate Carbon Storing, Nature Boosting, Flood Preventing Plant. And Biodiverse Grasslands Are Rich Ecological Niches To Be Treasured. In this grasses ID video we are shown their basic structures and how to identify grasses. This video is part of aRead More
Leave a comment Dorset County Council Lead The Way In Increasing Verge Biodiversity & Have Saved Around £500,000! Many people believe this to be a model for Devon and the Sidmouth area. The system improves road safety, reduces the carbon footprint, saves money and increases biodiversity. WatchRead More
Leave a comment These wild boar are in the Forest of Dean where there is a large herd. There have also been sightings on Dartmoor and Exmoor plus sightings in Somerset. The question is, will they also be sighted in the Sid Valley, and if so, when?
1 response Silver-washed Fritillary The Silver-washed Fritillary is our largest fritillary and the orange-hued male is often seen flying in woodland glades, though this one was filmed along the tree-lined edge of the Snodbrook some distance from woods. The silver-washed in the name refers toRead More
Leave a comment This Westcountry Rivers Trust Event Took Place in July 2021
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