2022 / 2023 Edition
Wildlife
News article
Seven exotic and colourful birds take up residence at CEMEX site in Nottinghamshire
Company helps give nature a home by erecting a ‘swift tower’ at an asphalt facility in Manchester
Dorset Wildlife Trust recognizes South Heath area as a Site of Nature Conservation Interest
Recognition for partnership between Tarmac, Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust and Herts Natural History Society
Midland Quarry Products granted licence to relocate great crested newts to allow quarry expansion
Construction spoil to provide enhanced habitat for birds and other wildlife at Cliffe in Kent
CEMEX UK exceed their own target by creating 660 hectares of conservation habitat in five years
Two pairs of colourful bee-eaters currently raising chicks at Hanson UK’s Low Gelt Quarry
Wiltshire’s wildlife reserves receive £270,000 donation from locally based Hills Group
Comprehensive results set to form part of Highthorn surface mine planning application
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust delighted that 15-year conservation effort has finally come to fruition
Colony of sand martins takes up residence in Bank Mining’s Rusha surface coal mine in West Lothian
Peregrine falcon finds plentiful food supplies at Brenkley Lane and Shotton surface mines
Company gives endangered bird a fighting chance by creating flower-rich meadow close to nesting site