Join KSCA’s July Bug Hunt as part of our Step Into Nature campaign! Discover insects, support biodiversity, and help protect local land from the Kingsway Solar Farm proposal. Every sighting strengthens our case for conservation.
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June is Butterfly Month, and we’re inviting you to record butterfly sightings in South East Cambridgeshire. Help protect local wildlife and raise awareness about the impact of large-scale developments like Kingsway Solar.
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This month, as part of our Step into Nature campaign, we’re asking for your help to record Skylark sightings. The recent RSPB bird survey highlights that Skylarks—iconic for their melodic song and fluttering aerial displays—thrive in open fields and do not benefit from solar farm developments. Our local landscape provides ideal habitat, and your records
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A recent study, Solar farm management influences breeding bird responses in an arable-dominated landscape, examined how different solar farm management styles impact bird populations in the East Anglian Fens. Researchers from the RSPB and the University of Cambridge conducted bird surveys across six small-scale solar farms and nearby arable farmland, recording species abundance and diversity.
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The UK is home to incredible wildlife, but many species are struggling, making it more important than ever to protect our green spaces. Access to nature benefits both wildlife and people, improving well-being and keeping us connected to the world around us. As one of the most nature-depleted countries, we must ensure wildlife has the
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