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07 February 2013 | Posted in Marine

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Hazel Courteney:

12 Feb 2019 19:28:00

Please support marine conservation zones, this is critically important for the future.

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🌊 Seagrass captures carbon faster than rainforests
🌱 UK peatlands store 3.2 billion tonnes of carbon
🌳 UK woodlands soak up around 21 million tonnes of carbon a year

It's time to treasure our precious natural world. We need it more than we know.https://t.co/gpyHVgyN9a pic.twitter.com/cJkGuZcBBz
— The Wildlife Trusts (@WildlifeTrusts) September 18, 2021

18 Sep 21 12:49 pm

Ivy Bees establish colonies in the grass, look out for lots of burrows, and #bees flying low . This bee is harmless and are active at this time of year as they feed on ivy flowers. pic.twitter.com/5gkrZJuuq2
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) September 18, 2021

18 Sep 21 08:41 am

Reminder: Woods Mill nature reserve will be closed to the general public today - Saturday 18 September 2021 - for a private event. Thank you for your co-operation. pic.twitter.com/ZLqpuGB9R0
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) September 18, 2021

18 Sep 21 08:29 am

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