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Burst pipe floods Oxfordshire wildlife meadow for fourth time (opens the original)
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A wildlife charity fears it could lose a funding grant after a burst pipe prevented vital conservation work. It is the fourth time Long Mead Local Wildlife Site, at Swinford in Oxfordshire, has been flooded because of a mains failure. Although the meadow by the River Thames naturally floods in the winter, standing water at this time of year can cause damage to the rare habitat. Thames Water said the latest leak had been fixed and it remained committed to protecting local wildlife sites. "It's al
Studland seahorse survey success but storms threaten habitat (opens the original)
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The increasing chances of more severe storms could put the South's seagrass meadows at risk. Work to recover the precious habitat at sites such as Studland Bay in Dorset has seen encouraging signs of species, including seahorses, returning. But potential damage to the seagrass due to shifting weather patterns could put that recovery under threat. While the unique marine flowering plant can help reduce the erosion of the seabed in shallow water it is vulnerable to stormy weather. For the team of
How picking seagrass seeds can help to combat climate change (opens the original)
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Forget the worm, this early bird was after the seed - and a very special one at that. It meant an 04:00 BST alarm and, for some of the other 20 or so volunteers I joined at Calshot Beach near Southampton, even earlier. A particularly low tide in the Solent meant the sea would reveal a crop on which conservationists are pinning their hopes to rebuild a depleted coastline. Just like trees and plants, seagrass has a superpower - it can absorb massive amounts of carbon dioxide. The same area of seag
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