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Ecology edit
rough notes serving as a prompt to create/enhance an Environment section on Derby
Planning notes:
- Species (ref: Going Wild About Derby trail)
notable species: adders tongue at Woodlands Field; Dartford warbler at The Sanctuary (2nd record in c 150 yrs); ravens on cathedral tower; peregrines on tower.(first published proof of hunting at night) Swifts Osmaston; Common Broomrape at Friargate Station; Toothwort at Darley Park.
- Derby contains xx Local Nature Reserves. LIST / CITE
- Parks - ANGSt Standard for accessible nat gspace.
- Parks management.
- Flood defence
- Cathedral Peregrines
- Derby plant list - Futter & Raynes
- LBAP Action Area.
Flooding history Current flood remediation work.
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Environment edit
wind turbines/E. Midlands airport. Council House water turbines Trail leaflets for sources: West Park Meadow; Darley tree trail; Upper & Lower Derwent Trails; Wild Side; Geology Trail leaflet. National collection of hydrangea at Darley Park.
Photo opps: Derby Peregrines; Sanctuary; Galinsoga at St Werburgh's.
Other topics edit
St Mary's Bridge Chapel, Derby