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How to: find a hedge for your Biodiversity Survey
Hedges are everywhere. You will find them in streets, parks, school grounds and the countryside. However, if you need a little help to find a suitable hedge, try some of the following helpful...
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What does your hedge award mean?
How does your hedge benefit wildlife? Is it an important provider of food and shelter for animals?When you submit your survey results online, we’ll give your hedge a rating that will tell you more...
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Hedges – fact and folklore
Why are hedges important?Hedges are one of the most diverse habitats found in Britain. More than 125 of our most threatened species are associated with hedges. More than 80% of our farmland birds rely...
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Want to get more involved in protecting hedges?
Want to learn more about hedges and the biodiversity they support? Check out these organisations and resources for ways to further your interest.Top ten tips for a healthy hedge (PDF, 122KB) – produced...
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Hedge conservation – what is being done to protect this habitat?
Hedgerows are listed as a priority habitat in the UK Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP). This means that they have been identified as an important habitat and actions are being taken to increase the...
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Your hedge pictures
Thousands of you have taken part in the Biodiversity Survey and uploaded images of your hedges.Here are some of the best pictures so far. Can you spot yours?Want the chance to have your pictures in...
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How to: find a hedge for your Biodiversity Survey
Hedges are everywhere. You will find them in streets, parks, school grounds and the countryside. However, if you need a little help to find a suitable hedge, try some of the following helpful...
View ArticleClik here to view.
What does your hedge award mean?
How does your hedge benefit wildlife? Is it an important provider of food and shelter for animals?When you submit your survey results online, we’ll give your hedge a rating that will tell you more...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Hedges – fact and folklore
Why are hedges important?Hedges are one of the most diverse habitats found in Britain. More than 125 of our most threatened species are associated with hedges. More than 80% of our farmland birds rely...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Want to get more involved in protecting hedges?
Want to learn more about hedges and the biodiversity they support? Check out these organisations and resources for ways to further your interest.Top ten tips for a healthy hedge (PDF, 122KB) – produced...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Hedge conservation – what is being done to protect this habitat?
Hedgerows are listed as a priority habitat in the UK Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP). This means that they have been identified as an important habitat and actions are being taken to increase the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Your hedge pictures
Thousands of you have taken part in the Biodiversity Survey and uploaded images of your hedges.Here are some of the best pictures so far. Can you spot yours?Want the chance to have your pictures in...
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