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Native bees and my new “beehive”
When I was in my late teens or early twenties, I noticed a bee on my dad’s foxglove that was rather unexpected. Instead of yellow stripes, it had light blue stripes. I thought I was seeing things. But no, it … Continue reading
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Tagged bee walls, bees, ecological gardening, fauna, functional art, habitat, insecticide, insects, microhabitat, native bees, wildlife habitat
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Wildlife in the city – a new way of perceiving habitat (part 2)
So, yesterday’s argument was that the place to focus our conservation attention is the matrix, the area outside the preserves. Where we live. if you start viewing our suburbs as the new habitat, how does this start making our cities … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, community, ecological gardening, ecology, fauna, flora, habitat, landscape design, rehabilitation, research, urban design, wildlife corridors
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Wildlife in the city – a new way of perceiving habitat (part 1)
A lot of the way we manage native flora and fauna is about remnants – those tiny (or not so) patches of land that are still usually relatively undisturbed. We take care of those and map them, survey them, try … Continue reading
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Tagged agricultural design, cities, ecology, fauna, flora, habitat, rehabilitation, urban design, wildlife
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