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 * LuckyCrush Chat Site Leads Wildlife Fundraiser
 * 13 Facts on Biodiversity
 * MARSH FRITILLARY – EURODRYAS AURINIA HABITAT AND SPECIES PROFILE
 * SAVING THE HABITAT PINK MEADOW CAP – HYGROCYBE CALYPTRIFORMIS
 * Bog Meadows Reserve – All You need to know


LUCKYCRUSH CHAT SITE LEADS WILDLIFE FUNDRAISER

 * Grasman Yoshino
 * 11/15/2022

The LuckyCrush naked tiktok site has just launched its online fundraiser, and
it’s already raised over $2.3 million in donations from the people who use the
site to win prizes for chatting with friends and strangers from around the
world. The fundraiser will continue until the end of October, but this is a
great opportunity […]

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13 FACTS ON BIODIVERSITY

 * Grasman Yoshino
 * 07/01/2021

What is Biodiversity Biological diversity or biodiversity is the term used to
describe the range of living things with which we share the planet. The
conservation of biodiversity is not only about looking after our rare species
and their habitats, it is about the conservation of the complete variety of
life. This involves managing the […]

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MARSH FRITILLARY – EURODRYAS AURINIA HABITAT AND SPECIES PROFILE

 * Grasman Yoshino
 * 07/01/2021

Description The marsh fritillary is a strikingly patterned, yellow, brown and
orange butterfly. It is a medium-sized, rather weak-flying species on the wing
in late May and June and overwintering in its larval (caterpillar) state. In
late summer, the small black caterpillars weave a communal web where they
shelter and foray to eat leaves of […]

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SAVING THE HABITAT PINK MEADOW CAP – HYGROCYBE CALYPTRIFORMIS

 * Grasman Yoshino
 * 07/01/2021

Description This fungus belongs to an attractive group of fungi called the
waxcaps, which are often very brightly-coloured. They are typically associated
with unimproved grassland and are in decline throughout Europe. Usually
appearing between August and October, the pink meadow cap is a soft pink colour,
conical in shape with a pointed tip. Its stem […]

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BOG MEADOWS RESERVE – ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

 * Grasman Yoshino
 * 07/01/2021

Location Grid Ref: J 312 726 OS 1:50,000 sheet 15 The 19 ha (47 acre) Bog
Meadows nature reserve lies close to the heart of Belfast city, adjacent to the
M1, Milltown Cemetery and St. Louise’s College. It is made up of wetland, meadow
and woodland habitats. The wheelchair-friendly reserve is accessible via
Milltown Row, […]

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IRISH HARE – LEPUS TIMIDUS HIBERNICUS PREVIEW OF SPECIE

 * Grasman Yoshino
 * 07/01/2021

The Irish Hare is a creature that has particular resonance with Ulster Wildlife
Trust members. As an endemic subspecies of the Mountain or Blue Hare, it
symbolises the special nature of our wildlife in Ireland. Originally depicted in
the Trust logo, it still features in the name and masthead of our newsletter.
The Irish hare […]

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BASKING SHARK, CETORHINUS MAXIMUS – SPECIE DESCRIPTION

 * Grasman Yoshino
 * 07/01/2021

The basking shark is the second largest fish in the world and the largest that
can be found in UK waters. Yet, despite its size, it presents no threat to
humans as it feeds only on tiny animal plankton. In the UK, the basking shark
has been recorded mainly in surface waters from April to […]

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BENEFITS OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PROJECTS ULSTER WILDLIFE TRUST EXAMPLE

 * Grasman Yoshino
 * 07/01/2021

The Landfill Tax Credit Grant Scheme Since 1997, the Ulster Wildlife Trust has
enabled many community groups, societies, associations and environmental
organisations to undertake environmental projects by providing funding through
the Landfill Tax Credit Scheme. Landfill Tax is a ‘green’ tax. It aims to reduce
dependency on landfilling as a way of dealing with waste […]

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CONSERVATIVE JOBS CASE STUDIES: ULSTER WILDLIFE TRUST JOB OPPORTUNITIES

 * Grasman Yoshino
 * 07/01/2021

The Ulster Wildlife Trust offers a number paid and unpaid positions for people
committed to doing something practical to help their local environment. Unpaid
opportunities include weekend volunteer activities on nature reserves and work
experience placements, as well as longer term volunteer posts. To support our
work with volunteers, please make a secure donation now. […]

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YOUTH EDUCATION AND WILDLIFE OPPORTUNITIES

 * Grasman Yoshino
 * 07/01/2021

As part of our aim to help everyone to recognise the importance of a healthy
environment, the Ulster Wildlife Trust delivers a range of youth and education
programmes.Ulster Wildlife Trust Our education and youth activities help young
people develop an understanding of the environment, focusing on conservation of
local habitats and wildlife and on our […]

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