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Three churrs for the heathland bird survey

Posted by: , Posted on: - Categories: Biodiversity, Evidence, Monitoring, Natural Capital, Natural England, Nature, Nature Recovery, Science and evidence
Dartford warbler. Credit: Philip Ray

By Alison Giacomelli, Senior Specialist – Ornithology, Natural England Heathlands are home to the eerie sound of churring Nightjars, sweet melody of singing Woodlarks and the rattling song of Dartford Warblers. This year teams of volunteers and fieldworkers will be …

Birds of a Feather: Restoring Habitats for seabirds in the Solent

Posted by: , Posted on: - Categories: Biodiversity, Climate change, Coast and access, Marine environment, National Nature Reserve, Natural England, Nature Recovery, Seabirds, Species recovery, Wildlife
Image shows a tern mid flight in a blue sky. The tern is white with a black cap marking upon its head.

Jessica Taylor, Marine and Coastal Senior Officer at Natural England, talks about some of the work the Thames Solent team are doing to support our breeding seabirds in the Solent. Located on the New Forest coastline, our North Solent NNR …

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