Yes it was good. FYI - Buglife has B-lines (pollinator habitat creation) heading your way. Project co-ordinator is my colleague Paul Evans. It is at the early stages. I'm hoping I can get involved at some point - we all need to support the work (with only 3% of South Downs actually being decent grassland). PS It was good to help with the Ovingdean planning objection work in 2014 - I hope Buglife's input made a little difference. Need to defend all those fragments of chalk grassland and fight as hard and rough as the developers and their reps! Steven (Warwickshire supporter, in Sussex this weekend as it happens) Steven Falk Artist-Naturalist-Photographer www.stevenfalk.co.uk <http://www.stevenfalk.co.uk/> Wildlife identification resources at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/63075200@N07/collections/
_____ From: Adastra [mailto:adastra-boun...@lists.sxbrc.org.uk] On Behalf Of SARAH MCKENZIE Sent: 19 February 2015 14:17 To: Adastra discussion group Subject: Re: [Adastra] Biological recording Yes I heard it too. Very interesting, even though I wage war on the lettuce-eating variety in my garden! Sarah McKenzie _____ From: Patrick Roper <patr...@prassociates.co.uk> To: 'Adastra discussion group' <adastra@lists.sxbrc.org.uk> Sent: Thursday, 19 February 2015, 13:50 Subject: [Adastra] Biological recording Interesting piece on BBC Radio 4 just know claiming that Britain was probably the world leader in biological recording. They had a chap from Nottingham on for some time. He was a slug recorder and gave a good account of how important recording was. Patrick Roper
