Forest Green Rovers FC
English football club Forest Green Rovers has revealed nine stadium designs in the running to provide the blueprint for its new home ground.
in Conservation & Ecology - on 22/5/16
English football club Forest Green Rovers has revealed nine stadium designs in the running to provide the blueprint for its new home ground.
in Conservation & Ecology - on 22/5/16
This winter’s mild, but very wet conditions may well have promoted an early growing season for Japanese Knotweed but, in reality, this invasive, non-native...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 22/5/16
Steve Thompson, looks at the benefits that nettles and other ‘weeds’ bring to the golf course. In this article, he explains how some of the more ‘nuisance’...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 19/5/16
The ash tree is likely to be wiped out in Europe, according to a review of the evidence. The trees are being killed off by the fungal disease ash-dieback...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 3/5/16
Despite their ‘cute’ reputation, rabbits are a major pest species in the UK. This non-native nuisance is underestimated by most, but their capacity...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 2/5/16
Maxwell Amenity’s Technical Manager, John Handley, looks at the UK’s growing grey squirrel population and asks whether it is ever going to be possible...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 14/4/16
Wildlife World has partnered with the Vincent Wildlife Trust to produce a new roosting site for the UK’s declining bat population.
in Conservation & Ecology - on 9/4/16
Bees are, by reputation, busy creatures. Scottish experts were surprised to find that instead of buzzing as fast as possible when gathering pollen the...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 2/4/16
John O’Gaunt greenkeeper, Steve Thompson, suggests there are some simple ways to get the members involved in conservation and ecology, and all will bring...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 27/3/16
Many greenkeepers are becoming increasingly concerned about compliance with legislation applicable to them, and do not wish to run foul of the law. Some...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 6/3/16
Human transportation of European bees blamed for spread of virus around the world suggests research
in Conservation & Ecology - on 6/3/16
Human transportation of European bees blamed for spread of virus around the world suggests research
in Conservation & Ecology - on 26/2/16
AQUA-AID's Verde-Cal G was recently trialed at Dunmurry Springs Golf Club, Kildare, producing excellent results in removing black layer from the club's...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 26/2/16
James Hutchinson heads to The Mere Golf Resort and Spa in Cheshire to review the course’s environmental credentials and discovers invasive rhododendrons...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 22/2/16
You know that greenhouse gases are changing the climate. You probably know drinking water is becoming increasingly scarce, and that we’re living through...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 20/2/16
Martin Ward says the development of sports turf rootzones has concentrated on physical and chemical management of the grass
in Conservation & Ecology - on 9/2/16
Ian Mitchell discusses the issue of vibration - how it is measured and its effect on operators working with outdoor power equipment
in Conservation & Ecology - on 29/1/16
Badgers are an emotive subject. There is no doubting their ‘cuteness’ and, since a starring roll in Wind In The Willows, they have captured the public’s...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 26/1/16
With the ongoing depletion of worm control chemicals, coupled with the ever milder and wetter weather conditions experienced in recent years, these ‘pests’...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 4/1/16
THEY’RE not called worker bees for nothing. Bumblebees buzz from plant to plant collecting food, and plans are afoot to give them another task while...
in Conservation & Ecology - on 15/11/15
