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Category: shifting baselines

September 21, 2023September 30, 2023 JC Britain, conservation, shifting baselines

Shifting migrant baselines

By Alexander Lees “The fall of 3rd September 1965 in Suffolk was by far the heaviest of its kind ever recorded in Britain. Axell and Pearson1, in a very detailed account of events in the county, have estimated that more than half a million birds descended along the 24 miles of coast between Sizewell and … Continue reading Shifting migrant baselines

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