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Aural impact
This Save Lea Marshes blog is about sounds. We are contrasting the sounds of birds with noise generated by a primary school at a similar distance from the area we seek to protect. The birdsong is currently experienced as you … Continue reading
Nature uncut – please!
A month after the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority inflicted their misguided June mowings on the Walthamstow Marshes SSSI, the annual evidence of the damaging effect on flora and wildlife is stark. On the luxuriant unmown areas that escaped the … Continue reading
Posted in Walthamstow Marsh
Tagged Lee Valley Regional Park Authority, meadow, moth, No Mow, Walthamstow Marsh SSSI, wildlife
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Let’s ‘Give Nature a Home’ on Our Marshes
Recently the RSPB and other wildlife organisations teamed up to investigate how under threat our birds, wildlife and ecosystems are in the UK today. The shocking results were published in a seminal State of Nature report which reveals that in the last … Continue reading
Posted in Lea Marshes
Tagged ants, bees, butterflies, give nature a home, insects, Leyton Marsh, LVRPA, mowing, nomow, pesticides, pollinators, RSPB, state of nature, Walthamstow Marshes, wildlife
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SLM Call on LVRPA to Establish London’s First Organic Golf Course at the Waterworks
SLM are calling upon the Lea Valley Regional Park Authority to turn Waterworks site (adjacent to Hackney Marshes in Leyton) into organic golf course, rather than the private campsite they have planned. The alternative wildlife-friendly plan is supported by a … Continue reading
Open Letter to Friends of the Earth: Not the Greatest Show for the Earth
This is a letter from local resident and campaigner Jane Bednall to Friends of the Earth in response to an article published in their ‘Earth Matters’ magazine they send to their members: Dear Andy Atkins and Paul de Zylia, … Continue reading
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Tagged Friends of the Earth, Lea Valley, Leyton Marsh, Olympics, propaganda, wildlife
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