People's Trust for Endangered Species and British Hedgehog Preservation Society have joined forces to carry out a three year project to conserve hedgehogs. They are researching how hedgehogs move about the countryside and what features of farmland they like best. They are funding work on a new method of detecting hedgehog presence to allow volunteers to help monitor them across the UK. Find out more about Hedgehog Street, the public participation part of the project. Or why not build your own Hedgehog house.
Aller DragonFlyer - a village newsletter for Aller in Somerset
Sunday, 17 July 2011
Hedgehog Campaign
People's Trust for Endangered Species and British Hedgehog Preservation Society have joined forces to carry out a three year project to conserve hedgehogs. They are researching how hedgehogs move about the countryside and what features of farmland they like best. They are funding work on a new method of detecting hedgehog presence to allow volunteers to help monitor them across the UK. Find out more about Hedgehog Street, the public participation part of the project. Or why not build your own Hedgehog house.
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