Curlew Country Trainee Introductions: Rebecca
Following on from our previous introduction, Jake, we would now like to introduce Rebecca, who has taken on the second …
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Curlew Country Introductions: Jake
As ever, our Curlews are rather later to nest than in many other places in the country. When they start, …
Keeping ahead of the headstarting – Curlew Country Blog by Volunteer Headstarting Trainee, Madeleine Powell
We have been so fortunate to have Madeleine and Elspeth our two volunteer trainees working with us this season. Headstarting …
Leave it to Mother Nature?
Each season I hear the familiar phrase ‘leave it to mother nature’, well intended in its delivery. I hear it …
Curlew Cam Blog – from Curlew Country Manager, Amanda Perkins
The wait is over, thank you for everyone who has joined the Curlew pair on Curlew Cam to watch their …
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Volunteer Insights – Curlew Observation with Steve and Dawn
Curlew Country is fortunate to work with an enthusiastic and capable band of volunteers, growing year on year. We have …
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Farming Diaries – Guest blog from Rhi Pinches
It’s 5.30am, I was out checking cows who are due to calf when I came across a cow balling in …
Trainee Introductions: Elspeth Powell
Curlew Country welcomes the second trainee headstarter. Elspeth is from one of our Farming Partner families and has been one …
Trainee Introductions: Madeleine Powell
It’ s all go at Curlew Country our Project Officer Amber Bicheno has become headstarting supervisor and has taken up …
A head start for Curlew
Headstarting to help Curlew Conservation, by project officer Amber Bicheno The call of the Curlew is instantly recognisable and hauntingly …
Spring in the Air- Guest Blog Post
This is the first guest blog in the Spring of 2021, brought to us from local farming partner Rhian Pinches. …
From Trainee to Egg-spert: A Headstarting Journey
A look back at headstarting with curlew officer, Amber Bicheno. My time with Curlew Country could only really be described …
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