Wildlife

Friday 17 January, 2020, by Ian McPherson

I have lived in Sedbergh for twenty years. When I first came to live in the town (the largest settlement […]

Friday 27 September, 2019, by Andrew Fagg

“Any otter poo?” asked Craven farmer Philip Metcalfe, as he fixed a fence by the side of the road earlier […]

Thursday 26 September, 2019, by Ian Court

The Wildlife Conservation Team at the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority often receive a number of interesting reports of both […]

Monday 29 July, 2019, by Andrew Fagg

“How do I find a way to make 37 acres pay a living?” That was the question Alison O’Neill said […]

Thursday 18 July, 2019, by Suzannah Barningham

The village of Malham in the Yorkshire Dales is a popular destination for visitors to the National Park – not […]

Monday 15 July, 2019, by Andrew Fagg

The Askrigg Bottoms hay meadow (above) – one of the most special places in the Yorkshire Dales National Park – […]

Tuesday 11 June, 2019, by Andrew Fagg

This is Elizabeth Lamb. She has done something marvellous for one of the newest and most idyllic parts of the […]

Friday 24 May, 2019, by Rachael Addison

Children at Sedbergh Primary School were delighted to welcome fifty young eels into the classroom late last month.

Friday 3 May, 2019, by Andrew Fagg

At the moment it looks like a lot of wood, wire and green plastic, but in just a few years’ […]

Friday 31 August, 2018, by Andrew Fagg

From where I’m sitting at a desk in Bainbridge, gazing out of the window (hard life), the Yorkshire Dales National […]