Category: Dorset Wildlife & Animals

The Symbiotic Symphony

Most native wildflowers rely on insects to pollinate them – former president of DWT Tony Bates explains how the flowers are designed to attract...

The nightingale sang… on vanishing scrub

says wildlife writer Jane AdamsThey are part of our natural heritage. We hear recordings of their melodic songs on the radio and social media....

Skylarks of Fontmell Down

Boasting vibrant displays of chalk downland flowers and butterflies, an abundance of birds and mammals and stunning views over the Blackmore Vale, it is...

Beyond fetch; Lucy Nolan’s training the dog owners | BV Podcast

One in three of us yearns to throw in the day job and set up on our own. In this month's Letter from the...

Join the Birdwatch: is your garden bird-friendly?

Employ My Ability offers vocational training for students with learning disabilities and special educational needs and disabilities.One of their students, Maddie Walters, spent her...

The littlest fox

The commonly found tawny mining bee doesn’t sting, isn’t aggressive, and in a world of wildlife doom is a tiny success story, says wildlife...

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Joe Tizzard on Cue Card, the Gold Cup and a Guinness or two

Ahead of the Cheltenham Festival, editor Laura spoke to the ultimate insider Joe Tizzard: from festival memories to Gold Cup predictions, he shares his...
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Letters to the Editor March 2025

If you spotted a sudden flood of turquoise newspaper covers this month, don’t panic – it’s not an optician’s test, and you haven’t accidentally...

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