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Once upon a time, this glacial corrie at the head of Riggindale at @WildHaweswater had a tarn in it. It's called Sale Pot, which comes from the Old Norse and

Took a wet walk through some first class WOOD PASTURE on the shore of #ullswater this morning. Here's a thread to explain why it's such a fantastic habitat, and why

Good to see some ambition from government, pledging to increase protected land by 2030, but this needs to be much more than just drawing lines on maps. THREADhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54320030 Since the

This time 2 years ago, I went on sabbatical to SW #Norway to learn about montane habitats. Was supposed to be going again this year, which obviously isn't going to

Right, here goes... Swindale Beck was straightened at least 200 years ago. The people living in the valley at the time needed to reduce flooding in their meadows to ensure