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Richard’s Wey March 2014

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant. The one word that springs to mind about March is trees! It feels like every job that…

Dan James’ Photo Album April 2014

Guildford-based photographer, graphic and web designer Dan James takes stunning landscape and natural history photos and films. Here is his latest selection of images. Dan says: “The images are of…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.58

By Malcolm Fincham Towards the end of March, I took a couple of trips on consecutive weekends to Farlington Marshes in Hampshire – a coastal location I have written about…

Exclusive: Artist David Shepherd’s Amazing Contribution To Wildlife Conservation

Renowned artist, conservationist and lover of steam engines, David Shepherd CBE, talks exclusively to Dani Maimone about his life and work. David Shepherd CBE is an extraordinary man. Not just…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.57

By Malcolm Fincham A ridge of high pressure pushing up from the south has finally blocked the continuous flow of rain-filled Atlantic winds that have battered our shores over the…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.56

By Malcolm Fincham The first signs of spring is in the air or will there be a sting in her tail?   At present the forecast is looking promising with…

Dan James’ Photo Album March 2014

Guildford-based photographer, graphic and web designer Dan James takes stunning landscape and natural history photos and films. Here is his latest selection of photos plus a link to a time…

Richard’s Wey February 2014

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant February was another month that the navigation was still in flood, meaning that boats haven’t been able…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.55

By Malcolm Fincham For me, the first few weeks of February should at best be titled ‘A tale of two sewage works’. The first of which was a visit to…

Richard’s Wey January 2014

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant Well it’s official – the wettest January since records began! This has meant that I’ve been busy…