Briars Mount Bulbs
By Zoe Patrick on behalf of SLH In 2023, we had an idea that we wanted to use some green land at the top of Briars Mount to plant some spring …
Wild Heatons & Biodiversity
Experience the River Bats of the Heatons
By Mel Godfrey on behalf of SLH This article was originally written for the March edition of Heatons Post Our local bats are our link to a secret world. They will emerge from …
Garden Planning for Biodiversity
By Alec and Sheila Bayliss on behalf of SLH Are you thinking about how you could make your garden more eco-friendly? What we choose to grow in our own gardens …
News from Marbury Road Edible Garden
By Kell Degnen from Marbury Road Edible Garden The volunteers at Marbury Road Edible Garden are celebrating a successful end to the 2023 growing season after receiving a prestigious award for our …
Join Us on A Bat Walk!
Our popular bat walks are starting again in mid August. There will be a few walks a week until early September. These evening bat walls will give you the chance to …
Fantastic Bats and Where to Find Them
By Hayley Care (Care Ecology) on behalf of SLH Bats are nocturnal flying mammals and make up almost a quarter of our mammal species in the UK. We have 18 …
What’s in a Hedge?
By Diana Scotcher on behalf of SLH This article was originally written for the February edition of Heatons Post What’s the history of our hedge? In 2016 SLH started working on a hedge established …
Book and Podcast Recommendations from the SLH Volunteers
By Ian Tate and Ian Barker on behalf of SLH “Our Place” by Mark CockerBehind the sub-title, “Can We Save Britain’s Wildlife Before It Is Too Late?”, lies a paradox presented at …
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