One of the biggest threats to our native wildlife is the presence of non-native species that have the potential to spread rapidly and out-compete native plants. Non-native Invasives such as Himalayan Balsam, Japanese Knotweed and Signal Crayfish also cost the UK an estimated £1.7 billion annually, through impacts such as damage to river banks and
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4 January 2013 With DEFRA still sitting on the fence while it waits for the results of further research on the impacts of neonicotinoids on both bumble bees and honey bees, we thought we would see if any of the major supermarkets are taking an interest in the subject and are doing anything to address
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30 May 2012 Guildford & Waverley Friends of the Earth have been instrumental in encouraging the installation of increased solar power throughout the area. In the last year (since June 2011) solar power has seen rapid expansion:- a 2MW solar park at Dunsfold Park which we supported at the planning application the installation of significant arrays
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Andrew Smith, headteacher at Rodborough School Milford talks about the innovative scheme that provides renewable energy, education and ongoing funding and dividends for the pupils and investors alike. More information at: http://www.weyvalleysolar.co.uk
