Posts by Dynamic Dunescapes
Japanese rose impacts on sand dune vegetation and soil
Year in industry placement student Chloe Mills shares her experience investigating the influence of Solidago gigantea on native dune biodiversity
Read MoreEurwialen gynnar (Solidago gigantea): Ffrind neu Elyn?
Mae myfyrwraig sydd ar leoliad blwyddyn mewn diwydiant, Chloe Mills, yn rhannu ei phrofiad yn ymchwilio i ddylanwad Solidago gigantea ar fioamrywiaeth frodorol y twyni
Read MoreEarly goldenrod (Solidago gigantea): Sand Dune Friend or Foe?
Year in industry placement student Chloe Mills shares her experience investigating the influence of Solidago gigantea on native dune biodiversity
Read MoreDunes and dung beetles. Is all poo good poo?
Our native bat species are an important part of so many of the United Kingdom’s ecosystems – they even make good use, it turns out, of our sand dunes.
Read MoreYmchwilio i ddulliau o gael gwared ar Rosyn Japan (Rosa rugosa) o SoDdGA Twyni Crymlyn: cam allweddol mewn adfer arfordirol
Myfyrwraig MSc Katelin Demery yn rhannu ei phrofiad yn ymchwilio i’r gwahanol ddulliau o symud Rosa rugosa o dwyni tywod yn Ne Cymru.
Read MoreInvestigating removal methods of Japanese Rose (Rosa rugosa) in Crymlyn Burrows SSSI: a key step in coastal restoration
MSc student Katelin Demery shares her experience investigating the different methods of Rosa rugosa removal from sand dunes in South Wales.
Read MoreTwyni Dynamig: Stori Olivia
Our native bat species are an important part of so many of the United Kingdom’s ecosystems – they even make good use, it turns out, of our sand dunes.
Read MoreDynamic Dunescapes: Olivia’s story
Our native bat species are an important part of so many of the United Kingdom’s ecosystems – they even make good use, it turns out, of our sand dunes.
Read MoreRemoving Japanese rose (Rosa rugosa) on the Sefton Coast
Natural England in partnership with Green Sefton will be undertaking conservation work across the Sefton Coast to remove dense areas of Japanese Rose (Rosa rugosa) over the winter months.
Read MoreSchool children create art to help protect ground-nesting birds
Primary school children in Cumbria drew birds and posters to help let coastal visitors learn about protecting birds like oystercatcher and plover.
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