bitis rhinocerostip

Unexpected TeeGee wakeup. This was filmed a couple weeks ago when it got all chilly in the compound.

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Black Rat Snake slowly swallows a chipmunk at Nixon County Park Nature Center, York, PA on May 28, 2014.

Trail cam capture of crows at a deer carcass, York County, PA, March 2014.

Trail cam capture of red-tailed hawk at deer carcass, York County, PA, March 2014.

Excerpt from the Reconnecting Nature and Economics debate at Communicate 2011, chaired by Ed Gillespie (Director and Co-Founder, Futerra Sustainability Communications) and featuring Juliet Davenport (CEO, Good Energy), Katherine Symonds (Head of Sustainable Olympic Games, Coca-Cola), Paul Morling (Head of Economics, RSPB) and Professor Paul van Gardingen (Director, Ecosystem Services for Poverty Alleviation)

Presentation delivered by Heather McFarlane, Bat Conservation Trust, as part of the Delegate Showcase session at Communicate 2011. Communicate is the annual conference for environmental communicators and is an initiative of the Bristol Natural History Consortium.

Keynote address delivered by Martin Brasher, Head of Wildlife, Habitats and Biodiversity, Defra, at Communicate 2011. Communicate is the annual conference for environmental communicators and is an initiative of the Bristol Natural History Consortium.

Video message from Pavan Sukhdev, McCluskey Fellow, Yale University and former study leader of The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB), delivered as part of the Reconnecting Nature and Economics debate session at Communicate 2011. Communicate is the annual conference for environmental communicators, and is an initiative of the Bristol Natural History Consortium.

Recorded today (20th May 2011) at Tyntesfield, Bristol Bioblitz

Bug hunting with Pete the bug man!

Excerpt from the Reconnecting Nature and Economics debate at Communicate 2011, chaired by Ed Gillespie (Director and Co-Founder, Futerra Sustainability Communications) and featuring Juliet Davenport (CEO, Good Energy), Katherine Symonds (Head of Sustainable Olympic Games, Coca-Cola), Paul Morling (Head of Economics, RSPB) and Professor Paul van Gardingen (Director, Ecosystem Services for Poverty Alleviation)

Martin Spray on the theme of "Connecting with Nature" at the Communicate 2010 conference. More information at www.communicatenow.org. (Part 1 or 2)

Presentation delivered by Dr Michael Pocock, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, as part of the Delegate Showcase session at Communicate 2011. Communicate is the annual conference for environmental communicators and is an initiative of the Bristol Natural History Consortium.

Keynote address delivered by Tessa McGregor, conservation biologist and journalist, at Communicate 2011. Communicate is the annual conference for environmental communicators, and is an initiative of the Bristol Natural History Consortium.

Presentation delivered by Professor Myles Allen, Professor of Geosystem Science, University of Oxford, as part of the Elephant in the Room session at Communicate 2011. Communicate is the annual conference for environmental communicators, and is an initiative of the Bristol Natural History Consortium.

Fiona Reynolds on the theme of "Connecting with Nature" at the Communicate 2010 conference. More information at www.communicatenow.org. (Part 1 of 2)