After weeks of dry weather, recent rain has brought welcome relief to Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes. 💚 Dune grassland is greening up, and the marsh has standing water again, already drawing in waders and wildfowl.
📸 Owen Beaumont, @NaturalEngland
The reserve is part of the Lincolnshire Coronation Coast National Nature Reserve, one of the largest and most diverse coastal reserves in the country, spanning dunes, marsh, mudflats and beach.🌊
Visiting #UKDairyDay tomorrow? Stop by our #CSF advisers' stand for expert advice on slurry management, farming schemes and regulations, ammonia reduction, water use and more. #DairyFarming
⚠️ Due to extreme heat and exceptional wildfire risk, open access land across the #WhitePeak is currently closed. Please help protect people and wildlife by staying local, keeping to public rights of way and following local signage. More info: facebook.com/share/r/1EkDaz5… 🔥
Natural England East Midlands retweeted
RED EXTREME WILDFIRE RISK ACROSS ENGLAND!⚠️
This means the risk of wildfires is at the highest possible level.
To keep people and nature safe:
🔥Choose picnic > BBQ
🎒Take litter home
📞Report unattended fires by calling 999
#Wildfire
📹: Hampshire Wildlife Trust
Fancy an affordable family day out in nature this summer? We've picked some of our favourite spots across the East Midlands, from coastal reserves to ancient parkland. Here's a taster 👇
Hop on the bus to @NTClumberPark from Worksop and your £3 return ticket includes entry to the park, plus there's plenty of summer family activities to enjoy.
Read the full blog for all our nature days out tips: naturalengland.blog.gov.uk/2…
Natural England East Midlands retweeted
Looking for an affordable day out in nature this summer? We've rounded up 5 brilliant spots across the West Midlands, from dramatic viewpoints to wildlife-rich wetlands. Here's a taster 👇
Last month, the RSPB announced that Sherwood Forest’s iconic Major Oak had died. But its legend will live on. Not only in the stories of Robin Hood, but by creating vital habitat for a range of specialised and rare species as the trunk decays.
Here in @NaturalEngland's East Midlands area team, we were all deeply moved by the news. But perhaps none more so than Karyn Haw, who has spent her entire career working in Sherwood.
Read Karyn's blog post on the Major Oak's remarkable past, Natural England's work to protect it, and the important ecological chapter that lies ahead. 👇
naturalengland.blog.gov.uk/2…
Natural England East Midlands retweeted
EXCEPTIONAL WILDFIRE RISK ACROSS ENGLAND.⚠️
The red warning has been extended until 15 July.
Help keep people, wildlife and nature safe:
🔥 Swap the BBQ for a picnic
🎒 Take rubbish home
📞 Report unattended fires by calling 999
#Wildfire
Natural England East Midlands retweeted
N Cambs / N Northants / S Lincs? Join us for a nature & archaelogy walk - Barnack Hills & Holes Nature Reserve, 20 July. This unique landscape was quarried to build some of our greatest medieval churches. Booking essential @archaeologyuk @NEEastMidlands archaeologyuk.org/festival/f…
Natural England East Midlands retweeted
Wildfire risk is high this weekend. ⚠️
If you're visiting the countryside, please follow this advice:
🔥 Pack a picnic, instead of a BBQ
🎒 Take your rubbish home - glass starts fires, rubbish fuels a fire
📞 If you see a fire unattended, get to a safe place and call 999.
Natural England East Midlands retweeted
364 threatened species. 130 projects. 🦅
Now benefitting from £60 million funding through our #SpeciesRecoveryProgramme - the largest ever government investment in recovering England's wildlife.
Read more about the species and projectst: gov.uk/government/news/over-…
#WildAgain
(1/2) We're aware of the ongoing wildfire on Arnfield Moor in the Dark Peak. We'd like to thank @DerbyshireFRS, @manchesterfire, the Peak District Fire Operations Group and all partners working hard to tackle the blaze.












