News from the Wild Frontier 2010 December 14, 2010 Blog It’s been a busy year for Wild Frontier Ecology. Catch up with all the news with our 2010 Newsletter! Share This Tweet Share Share Email Pin It Related Posts Underground Cable Route The largest Phase 1 survey Wild Frontier Ecology has conducted covered the zone of influence of a 45 km underground cable route, stretching from the North Norfolk Coast to central Norfolk. 9 turbine windfarm site in Essex WFE provided ECoW on a 9 turbine windfarm site in Essex. The ECoW works involved pre-construction… Conserving the White-clawed Crayfish: Is it too late? The white-clawed crayfish, Austropotamobius pallipes, is the only native crayfish species in the UK and…
Underground Cable Route The largest Phase 1 survey Wild Frontier Ecology has conducted covered the zone of influence of a 45 km underground cable route, stretching from the North Norfolk Coast to central Norfolk.
9 turbine windfarm site in Essex WFE provided ECoW on a 9 turbine windfarm site in Essex. The ECoW works involved pre-construction…
Conserving the White-clawed Crayfish: Is it too late? The white-clawed crayfish, Austropotamobius pallipes, is the only native crayfish species in the UK and…