I presume that link is sound only - well that's all I can get.
I'm a very-low grade twitcher, around 250.
Jack
I presume that link is sound only - well that's all I can get.
I suppose the argument might be that everyone eats but not everyone is interested in butterflies.BBC2 Wales are screening a cookery programme instead
I have a real issue with the idea that we now have to market and promote the natural world. The mere fact that we apparently have to do so, and treat nature as a thus far poorly managed brand in order for people to 'connect' with it, indicates that there is a real problem.pete eeles wrote: it's also about marketing, promotion and connecting with the public
Hmmm - my original response has gone (that'll teach me to post first thing in the morning when I'm half asleep)! Anyway, what I noted was that (as Roger mentions) the next generation seem to have more distractions than we ever did, such as video games, internet, X-factor etc. I'm not sure if this is a real problem but surely helping to foster an interest can't do any harm. The average BC member is certainly over 50, perhaps the AES and Buglife do better.Felix wrote:I have a real issue with the idea that we now have to market and promote the natural world. The mere fact that we apparently have to do so, and treat nature as a thus far poorly managed brand in order for people to 'connect' with it, indicates that there is a real problem.
These days you'd need a CRB check first.Rogerdodge wrote:I used to take parties of primary school kids on guided walks on Braunton Burrows.
Is it worth doing so? sounds like you have made up your mind about him already...Rogerdodge wrote:Oh - and can someone tell me more about the bozo doing the unauthorised releases?
Felix - my mind is not made up - I do have an opinion however, but that can change.sounds like you have made up your mind about him already
That's an interesting comparison...Rogerdodge wrote:After all, egg collectors have extrordinary knowledge, and great skill at locating nesting sites.
What they do is still wrong.
Good Lord no, none of that nonsense, what he has done is essentially assist certain native species in moving northward, or just established new populations locally, that are unable to do so under their own steam due to the fragmented nature of suitable habitat in the English countryside.Rogerdodge wrote:Did he do the marbled frits or map introductions?
It could have been that, and you are right, Felix, it wasn't that. It was something quite different.Felix wrote:... I consider this to have been a missed opportunity for what could have been an excellent, thought provoking and stimulating piece of television.