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Rides are access tracks or paths through woodland, which require management to maintain. Jon Rau from the Forestry Commission explains the practical benefits...

Matt Williams is a conservationist and wildlife photographer who works as a climate change policy officer for the RSPB and helps to run A Focus on Nature. Here he shares his five key pieces of advice for pursuing a career in conservation. 1. Go beyond 9-5 If you want to really succeed in any sector, you’re going to

ROCHESTER, MN—In an effort to help working individuals improve their fitness and well-being, experts at the Mayo Clinic issued a new set of health guidelines Thursday recommending that Americans stand up at their desk, leave their office, and never return. “Many Americans spend a minimum of eight hours per day sitting…

Following yesterday’s post on moth trapping I have been asked if you can make a moth trap and where you can buy them from. You can make a moth traps but you do need a few bits if specialist e…

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Cambodian authorities should immediately release more than 100 people arbitrarily detained in Phnom Penh as part of the city’s preparation for major public ceremonies. The government marked the death of longtime Ruling Party and Senate President Chea Sim and the Queen Mother’s birthday on the week of June 15, 2015.

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Jon Rau from the Forestry Commission explores the traditional woodland management technique of coppicing. He explains what coppicing is, what it involves and...