Endangered dormice on farm signal healthy landscape
Footprint tunnels have also been installed at Bere Marsh Farm in Dorset and at Pierrepont Farm and Green Farm in Surrey.
- ▪Footprint tunnels have also been installed at Bere Marsh Farm in Dorset and at Pierrepont Farm and Green Farm in Surrey.
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Endangered dormice on farm signal healthy landscapeImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Dormice have been detected at Babers Farm following the installation of footprint tunnelsPublished2 minutes agoEndangered dormice have been found on a farm that has been working to improve biodiversity and nature habitats.Babers Farm in Marshwood, near Bridport, Dorset, is under the stewardship of the Countryside Regeneration Trust (CRT), which seeks to create nature-friendly farms.Hazel dormice are a European Protected Species and are considered vulnerable to extinction, but their presence is a marker of a healthy, well-connected landscape.Since it began surveys in May, the CRT has installed 39 footprint tunnels along hedgerows and woodland edges, with nine of the tunnels recording dormouse…
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