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Monthly Archives: September 2011
The Burren Fieldtrip: A lesson in Conservation and Landscape Management
by Ailbhe Murphy It was once said of the Burren, by one of Cromwell’s generals, that it was a place with, “not water enough to drown a man, wood enough to hang one, or earth enough to bury himâ€. (Obviously … Continue reading
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Tagged botany, ecology, environment, field course, Natural History, plant science
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Working with Wolves
Emma Brid Dennehy talks about her Work Experience in Spain with Wolves. From the summer months of July to August I took an optional BEES module, known as the BL4003 biology work placement module, and travelled to the region of … Continue reading
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Tagged ecology, field course, nature, people, study, Wolf, work experience, zoology
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Why we need Plant Scientists
The work of Plant Scientists is crucial to our long-term survival, according to a hard-hitting letter by an international group of botanists and crop scientists published this week. by Eoin Lettice After an online consultation, the authors have drawn up … Continue reading
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