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Earth and the relationship between people and the natural environment on which we depend for our own. ... for heritage, people and communities across the UK and help build a resilient heritage economy.

its animal inhabitants and the people associated with it, and discusses what needs to be done to save it for the children of the future.

It's our logo and it's a great way towelcome people into the museum. ... we use thecollection more for teaching, more for interfacing withstudents and using it as a tool to help people d.t"p anadvanced education and understanfing of th" naturalworld, in

of alumni and guests took part in the 150th anniversary weekend(23–25 September), with over 700 people listening to Sir David Attenborough inconversation with Dame Frances Ashcroft. ... makes wild birds and people talkto ea

The decline is already having impacts on people as a result of reduced food production due to pollination deficits, especially in the Global South, but the effects ripple out into the

warm reassuring smile and said: “But you have done wonderfully well to catch anything at all, William - most people don’t even bother”. ... admiration - for that passion in for nature, for her wisdom and deep interest in people’s.

These included tours of the Museum stores and of some labsthat were open in the main department: 213 people took part and everyone seemed to have agood time. ... Website www.zoo.cam.ac.uk. Zoology hosts first alumni events. Following Professor Nick Davies

assessment everissued by the International SciencePolicy Platform onBiodiversity and Ecosystem Function (IPBES). “People’s livelihoods and culture are intimately linked withpollinators around the world.

2003; Johansen et al. 2006; Tsuji et al. 2008), and blood lead levels in people consuming game meat shot with lead-based ammunition have been shown to be elevated in European ... 2010; FSA 2012a). Meat from game animals contaminated in this way is

Plenty of people were prepared to swallow reports of man-eating trees and bloodthirsty blooms, but naturalists had more trouble accepting the idea that plants could be carnivores.