Dorset Council has a statutory duty to maintain the road network and to make sure it is safe. Striking the balance between protecting road users and encouraging wildlife can be a sensitive issue.
A Real Nappy campaign promoting reusable, washable nappies to reduce plastic pollution, is providing information, support, and cloth nappies to staff in day nurseries.
The Marine Conservation Society says that own-brand ‘flushable’ wipes, available in 10 leading high street retailers and supermarkets, are unsuitable to carry the new Fine to Flush logo.
Poole’s Business Improvement District (BID) was joined by volunteers during its annual Big Clean, which took place from Monday, May 13, to Friday, May 17.
It’s that time of year when environmental charity, Keep Britain Tidy, presents iconic Blue Flags and Seaside Awards to the UK’s very best beaches.
Thanks to social media postings, Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) has been made aware of an unusual amount of stranded seahorses being washed up on Dorset beaches within a couple of weeks of one another.
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Dorset Council’s Durlston Country Park will be receiving a visit from the Easter Bunny for their “Easter Chase” running event.
In response to the well-reported decline of pollinators nationally, Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) has launched its biggest ever campaign.
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Durlston Country Park will be holding a day of free events to celebrate the ‘Durlston Pleasure Grounds’ Project