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Eggs have been hatched by a successful pair of fish-eating birds of prey that haven’t bred in the south for 200 years.

Wimborne is one of six towns to have been awarded Bee Friendly Town status by the Bee Friendly Trust.

Researchers from the University of Southampton have embarked on project to assess the extent and health of the seagrass beds in Studland Bay.

People who would like recognition for their gardening skills are invited to enter the local Wimborne in Bloom competition.

Volunteers are needed to help in the final year of a four-year survey to find out how and why bats are using churches for their roosts.

With more flight space for the 200 re-homed tropical birds, the Cooper-Thompson Rescue Aviary is in Bournemouth Lower Gardens.

Dorset Council has discovered that trees have been poisoned in eight locations in the county and it wants to identify culprits.

The New Forest National Park Authority and Country Land and Business Association have launched the annual awards.

Operation Heathland Campaign is asking people to do all they can to protect heaths and forests and inviting people to share their photos.

Everyone is invited to take on this month-long challenge to reconnect with nature through ‘random acts of wildness’.