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Birds on Albion Millennium Green, seen 18-19 Feb 2013.

fieldfare 1. common gull (fly over).  2: black-headed gull (fly-over).  3: feral pigeon.  4: wood pigeon.  5: rose-ringed parakeet (heard).  6: wren.  7: dunnock.  8: robin.  9: blackbird. 10: fieldfare (1 x 18th).  11: song thrush.  12: long-tailed tit.  13: blue … Continue reading

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Albion Millennium Green birds, 18-19 Feb 2013

With thanks to our new birders! 1: common gull (fly over) 2: black-headed gull (fly-over) 3: feral pigeon 4: wood pigeon 5: rose-ringed parakeet (heard) 6: wren 7: dunnock 8: robin 9: blackbird 10: fieldfare (1 x 18th) 11: song … Continue reading

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An Argument for More Decaying Wood Habitats on Albion Millennium Green

FROM: DECAYING WOOD
RECYCLING WITHIN ARBOREAL ECOSYSTEMS
By Andrew Cowan N.D.Arb. – essentialARB issue 8 spring 2003 Dead wood may well have recently died, and no longer part of the living tree, or even attached to it, but we should not be … Continue reading

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Performance Feasibility Study – updated

Updated Jan 25th – now in a final version – from Ed at least! Much of our efforts in 2012 have been given to exploring how we can enhance the Green as a ‘performance space’ in ways which will compliment … Continue reading

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LEAF – Little Ecological Arts Festival 1st May – 4th May 2013

FESTIVAL BLOG HERE Bruno Roubicek in Association with Friends of Albion Millennium Green and Birkbeck College, University of London present: L.E.A.F. The First Little Ecological Arts Festival The Arts Festival That Gets Its Hands Dirty 1st – 4th May 2013 … Continue reading

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Our Green Flag – supporting documents and plans

Our involvement with LB Lewisham and the award of a Green Flag is supported by a management plan, comprising a ‘Management Brief‘ and a feedback form, which can be downloaded as PDFs from these links. There’s a lot in these … Continue reading

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