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Animals that Have Gone Extinct and Why We Needed Them
Sadly, many animals have gone extinct over the years due to human interference. These animals were important part of food webs and ecosystems in the environment and, in some cases, they were of use to... Read More
How Deforestation Affects Animals
Deforestation has several negative consequences for both plants and animals. Forests cover about one third of the surface of the earth, but this is changing due to their rapid destruction. Rainforests, in particular, support a... Read More
Why We Can’t Let The Worlds Animals Go Extinct
The Recurring Problem We hear it all the time, another species is going extinct. Years ago it was the gorillas, then it was a sea creature, then the elephants, every time you turn on the... Read More
Animals That Have Gone Extinct in England
Small Tortoiseshell Butterfly British butterflies are noticed to have declined drastically in the recent years. However, a particular species the pretty small tortoiseshell is seen to be in extinct. In 2013 small tortoiseshell butterfly species,... Read More
Creatures to Look Out for a While Hiking in England
Going out into the wild? What out for these creatures while you wander through nature. Just a sting from them can ruin your trip! Ticks These creatures tiny in nature may seem very dangerous to... Read More
Beautiful Parks to Visit in England
1. New Forest in Hampshire [caption id="attachment_60" align="alignright" width="300"] New Forest in Hampshire[/caption] This park has 143 miles of trials, vibrant streams and striking woodland. New Forest, located in Hampshire, contains 193,000 acres of ancient... Read More
Ways to Help Wild Animals
There are organizations dedicated to helping endangered animals and protecting some species of wildlife from going extinct. Wild animals are increasingly becoming extinct especially in England. So if you are looking for ways help endangered... Read More
Top Four Places to See Wildlife in England
Here are some of the best places to sea wildlife in England: Ben Nevis, Lochaber This is the biggest mountain in Britain and is also very steep. You shouldn’t think of climbing during the wet... Read More
Wildlife Festival in England
Getting closer to wildlife can make you enjoy the sights, sounds of not just birds, but butterflies, bats plants and even moths. Watching wildlife occasions cover a scope of encounters from our Date with Nature... Read More