Migratory birds shun Hampshire due to climate change

8:40am Thursday 20th November 2008

FEWER birds are migrating to Hampshire each year as warmer temperatures due to climate change encourage them to spend winters closer to home, a new report has warned.

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Eco-warriors battle to save woodland

1:20pm Thursday 20th November 2008

VILLAGERS are launching a campaign to buy 33 acres of woodland to safeguard it for the future.

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South Hampshire to harness green energy

9:34am Wednesday 19th November 2008

NATURAL resources such as the sun, vegetation, wind and powerful Solent tide must all be harnessed to help power south Hampshire, according to a major new eco-vision for the future.

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Amazonian “parrot feather" infests New Forest

9:42am Wednesday 19th November 2008

A PRICELESS New Forest mire has been saved from a choking foreign invader.

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Making waves in Oceans

10:18am Monday 17th November 2008

Two experts from Southampton University beat off opposition from all over the world to become presenters on a new BBC2 series

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Bee very afraid of colony collapse

11:40am Thursday 13th November 2008

HAMPSHIRE beekeepers are calling for urgent research into the collapse of colonies of the insects, which they say could threaten flowers and crops.

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South Hampshire's recycling revolution

1:37pm Wednesday 12th November 2008

HOUSEHOLDS in the south are recycling more rubbish than ever before, new figures have revealed.

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Cold comfort for Southampton homeowners

1:31pm Wednesday 12th November 2008

SOUTHAMPTON has been ranked stone cold last in a national league table on home insulation compiled by British Gas.

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A new New Forest in Hampshire?

4:20am Sunday 9th November 2008

SOUTH Hampshire is to have a designated forest park to rival the New Forest under controversial plans for the future of the region. Woodlands either side of the M27, between junctions three and four, have been earmarked to become a haven for walkers, cyclists and nature-lovers.

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