Nature Reserve Development (1 Viewer)

Kits

Picture Picker

Social Media Editor

• Sep 28, 2009

• #1

Anyone here from Essex?

I found this story interesting. Great that the RSPB procured the land and are developing it in this way.

 

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bill moss

Well-known member

• Sep 28, 2009

• #2

Hi Kits,

Which project?

Bill

 

Kits

Picture Picker

Social Media Editor

• Sep 28, 2009

• #3

In Canvey Island, Bill. If you click on my link (the green writing in my post) it will take you to the story.

Link now in blue writing!

 

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bill moss

Well-known member

• Sep 28, 2009

• #4

Hi Kits,

Sorry, I'm having a bit of an eye problem at the moment and I didn't see the green bit. I shall know in future.

I wondered whether you meant the Wallasea Island project.

The Canvey one is one the the biggest current RSPB projects, should be quite something when it's done.

Bill

 

Kits

Picture Picker

Social Media Editor

• Sep 28, 2009

• #5

Sorry Bill - will use blue in future.

 

brianfm

Botanical Birder

• Sep 28, 2009

• #6

Good stuff! The RSPB are being very active at present! Someone said to me over the weekend that they thought the RSPB were 'mainly interested in money.' Well all I can say is that when you read of such projects you can see why. At least the money is, on the whole, being well spent.

 

Pam_m

Well-known member

• Sep 28, 2009

• #7

Wonderful news, Kits! Well done RSPB and the organisations who funded the purchase of the land.

 

pie

Well-known member

• Sep 29, 2009

• #8

brianfm said:

Good stuff! The RSPB are being very active at present! Someone said to me over the weekend that they thought the RSPB were 'mainly interested in money.' Well all I can say is that when you read of such projects you can see why. At least the money is, on the whole, being well spent.

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Agreed :clap:

 

BazR

bazr

• Sep 30, 2009

• #9

Hi Kits.
It doesn't matter where one from does it? Whenever a new reserve is planned, by whoever, it's cause for rejoicing. Once again, well done the RSPB, and thanks for bringing this to our notice Kits. If it hasn't been mentioned in Birds Magazine already,I'm sure that there will news of it soon and hopefully updates.

Baz.