Author: Flavio Winkler Ford

Teignbridge Wildlife Warden Newsletter  December 2022 Celebrating two years!It was the Teignbridge Wildlife Warden Scheme’s two-year anniversary in October. Wildlife Wardens have done so much for wildlife since we started the scheme. Your projects fill me with hope, and Audrey and I are always amazed by your enthusiasm! I’m pleased to say that there are… Continue reading December 2022 Newsletter

Two Years of the Wildlife Warden Scheme Season 2, Episode 10 of the Devon Wildlife Warden Podcast – Click here to listen, or here to read. This episode brings you:

Bat Chat Season 2, Episode 9 of the Devon Wildlife Warden Podcast – Click here to listen, or here to read. This episode brings you:

The Eco Church Scheme Season 2, Episode 8 of the Devon Wildlife Warden Podcast – Click here to listen, or here to read. This episode brings you:

Teignbridge Wildlife Warden Newsletter August 2022 Hi all, It’s coming to the end of summer; migratory birds are massing in large numbers before they make the long journey back to Africa, and berries and nuts can be seen on trees. But this is not a normal year and some autumn spectacles have started early. Leaves,… Continue reading August 2022 Newsletter

Regenerative Farming Season 2, Episode 7 of the Devon Wildlife Warden Podcast – Click here to listen, or here to read. This episode brings you:

Teignbridge Wildlife Warden Newsletter June 2022 Hi all, It is definitely feeling like the beginning of summer! Today the first marjoram flowers opened in my garden. It won’t be long before they attract hundreds of hoverflies, bees and other pollinators. Fledglings birds are making a racket, and I’ve seen lots of  young spiders, like these nursery… Continue reading June 2022 Newsletter

Moths and Butterflies Season 2, Episode 6 of the Devon Wildlife Warden Podcast – Click here to listen.  This episode brings you:

Orchards Season 2, Episode 5 of the Devon Wildlife Warden Podcast – Click here to listen, or here to read. This episode brings you:

James Garling, a University of Exeter student, is researching possible solutions to water pollution in the Teign catchment for his undergraduate dissertation project. Here is the executive summary of his study as well as a shortened version of his report which he created for ACT. James proposes nature-based solutions and gives guidance on what landowners… Continue reading Strategy to address water pollution in the Teign catchment – research project