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These links are to websites that we find useful when planning meetings and developing games. Please note that these links are to websites outside of our control. If you find that any of these links fail - click here to let us know. If you find other useful websites - click here to let us know and we will add them to this list. |
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Latest links
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2010 International Year of Biodiversity
www.biodiversityislife.net
Biodiversity is the variety of life on Earth. It is essential for sustaining the natural living
systems or ecosystems that provide us with food, fuel, health, wealth, and other vital services.
Humans are part of this biodiversity too and have the power to protect or destroy it.
Currently, our activities are destroying biodiversity at alarming rates.
These losses are irreversible, impoverish us all and damage the life support systems we rely on.
But we can prevent them. Now is the time to act
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Useful links
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2010 International Year of Biodiversity - www.biodiversityislife.net
Biodiversity is the variety of life on Earth. It is essential for sustaining the natural living systems or ecosystems that provide us with food, fuel, health, wealth, and other vital services. Information about biodiversity and events being planned across the UK this year. |
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Planet Earth Online - planetearth.nerc.ac.uk
The Planet Earth Online website, from the Natural Environment Research Council, contains fascinating reports about the earth and its wildlife. Read about why Robins don't get fat, and how scientists have confirmed that Arctic terns make the longest migration of any animal on the planet. |
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The Amateur Entomologists' Society (AES) - www.amentsoc.org
Loads of information and help with identification of insects. |
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rECOrd Free Educational Resources - www.record-lrc.co.uk
rECOrd is the Local Biological Records Centre serving Cheshire, Halton, Warrington and Wirral. Loads of free educational resources. |
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Charles Darwin - Open University - www.open.ac.uk/darwin
Loads of information about Charles Darwin and the theory of evolution. "You can read about the latest research on Darwin’s finches and how new species evolve, uncover the flaws in ‘intelligent design’, find out what evolution has to say about psychology, the development of the human mind and morality, and how we are still evolving." |
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Wildlife identification
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