Volunteers Help Protect Rochester’s Waterways Through Community Cleanups
Volunteers in Rochester are taking part in community cleanups to help protect the local waterways.
Volunteers in Rochester are taking part in community cleanups to help protect the local waterways.
A rare sea aster mining bee, usually found on England's south and east coasts, has been spotted for the first time at Steart Marshes in Somerset. The discovery is being linked to saltmarsh restoration work at the nature reserve, which has helped create a welcoming home for the newcomer.
Volunteers are being invited to help plant trees at Williams Brotherhood Park in Stockton. The effort is part of a drive to make the town greener.
Volunteers and council staff have planted hundreds of native wildflower plugs at Fairstead Recreation Ground in King's Lynn. The aim is a diverse meadow that will support bees, butterflies, birds and other wildlife.