http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/ Shared Earth Trust newsfeed. This is an RSS Newsfeed, designed to be read in an RSS application. You will need an RSS-capable browser (such as Opera, Firefox or Internet Explorer 7 onwards) or an RSS Newsreader to properly view it. 600 en Fri, 9 Jul 2010 11:30:00 GMT The Autumn programme of Practical Sustainability Courses covering practical skills and leisure interest workshops is now available. These include bushcraft, herbal remedies, peg loom weaving, felting, woodcraft and DIY microhydro installation. These excellent-value courses, with expert tuition, are set in the beautiful surroundings of Denmark Farm. Book soon for an early-bird discount. http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/courseps.htm http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/courseps.htm#20100709 Fri, 9 Jul 2010 11:30:00 GMT We have scheduled an additional course in our programme: "Mosses, Liverworts and Lichens - an introduction to lower plant identification". The emphasis will be on practical skills rather than learning a defined species list. You can reserve your place on-line. http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/traindsc.htm#brios http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/traindsc.htm.htm#20100615 Tue, 15 Jun 2010 12:10:00 GMT The Eco Campsite is now open. Visit us for a family holiday, weekend eco break or group visit. Denmark Farm will be yours to explore and enjoy throughout your stay. Campers have the unique opportunity to share this peaceful place with red kites circling overhead, birdsong bursting from the hedgerows and woods, and colourful meadows full of flowers. With almost no light pollution, the stars are amazing too! We have space for up to 20 people to camp with optional yurt hire for communal group space. We offer a special rate to Shared Earth Trust course participants. http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/ecocamping/ http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/ecocamping#20100521 Fri, 21 May 2010 15:40:00 GMT <p>This Newsfeed can be read using a Web browser which supports Newsfeeds, such as Opera, Firefox or Internet Explorer 7 onwards; or using an RSS Newsreader program. Internet Explorer 6 does not properly support Newsfeeds although you should be able to read the content.</p><p>Subscribing to a Newsfeed is like subscribing to an e-mail list but gives you better control. With an e-mail list you have to give your e-mail address and you have to ask the list to subscribe (and unsubscribe) you. With a Newsfeed you can subscribe (and unsubscribe) under your own control and you don't have to give an e-mail address.</p><p>Your Newsfeed software will regularly check for new items and will display them to you. Newsfeeds are usually short and text-only and can therefore deliver more up-to-date news than their associated Web site. The Shared Earth Trust's Newsfeed typically has 1-2 new items per month, so you will not be inundated with items.</p> http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/ http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/index.htm#20100322 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 11:45:00 GMT <p>Our <a href="http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/train.htm" title="Our range of training courses and details of bespoke training">2010 Training Programme</a> is now available. You can read full details of the courses and reserve places on-line.</p><p>By subscribing to this Newsfeed you will automatically receive notification of updates and new courses.</p> http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/train.htm http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/train.htm#20091123 Tue, 24 Nov 2009 17:30:00 GMT <p>Our winter programme 'Woodland Wonderland' is now under way and involves community groups in woodland conservation tasks, hedgelaying and greenwood crafts.</p><p>Although the winter programme is already full there will be opportunities for people to get involved in a variety of activities under a 'Sustainability Project' umbrella, which commences early spring 2010. Possible projects may include a rainwater recycling system; solar lighting and hot water installation; and a simple timber shelter construction.</p> http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/natlink.htm http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/natlink.htm#20091105 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 12:10:00 GMT </p><p>Denmark Farm Conservation Centre's Summer Open Day on Sunday 2nd August was a resounding success. Over 150 visitors came along to enjoy a live performance highlighting how climate change is affecting our wildlife, performed by Cardigan-based Small World Theatre.</p><p>In addition there were garden displays, plant stalls, pony rides, pond dipping, refreshments, 'eco footprint' making and the usual waymarked trails through woodland and meadow. The Mutant Newt is a 20-foot model made by Small World Theatre and <a href="http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/natlink.htm" title="Natural Links - a programme of environmentally-linked activities for community groups">Natural Links</a> participants. The newt has now been re-homed by the Farm Pond and will be lurking in the undergrowth for the rest of the summer, after which it will most likely go into hibernation in order to survive our cold wet winter. </p><p>If you are in the area why not call in to see the giant newt? The site is open to visitors every day. Please also consider that the Shared Earth Trust always welcomes support to help look after all our wildlife and to foster awareness of the importance of biodiversity.</p> http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/members.htm http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/members.htm#20090805 Wed, 05 Aug 2009 14:50:00 GMT <p>The Trust's Wildlife Helpline has now completed over 40 consultations. They cover a broad mix of complex land management issues, from wildlife gardening tips to how to deal with animal road casualties. The land management consultations mainly concern grassland restoration, followed by requests for guidance on hedgerow and woodland restoration, plus several queries on pond creation and management. Our series of practical habitat restoration guide booklets are particularly useful for those who cannot come to Denmark Farm. </p><p>Contact us if you want to help wildlife on your land, in your garden or community area, or if you have a question or concern about wildlife in your locality.</p> http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/land.htm http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/en/land.htm#20090113b Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:00:03 GMT <p>This Newsfeed can be read using a Web browser which supports Newsfeeds, such as Opera, Firefox or Internet Explorer 7 onwards; or using an RSS Newsreader program. Internet Explorer 6 does not properly support Newsfeeds although you should be able to read the content.</p><p>Subscribing to a Newsfeed is like subscribing to an e-mail list but gives you better control. With an e-mail list you have to give your e-mail address and you have to ask the list to subscribe (and unsubscribe) you. With a Newsfeed you can subscribe (and unsubscribe) under your own control and you don't have to give an e-mail address.</p><p>Your Newsfeed software will regularly check for new items and will display them to you. Newsfeeds are usually short and text-only and can therefore deliver more up-to-date news than their associated Web site. The Shared Earth Trust's Newsfeed typically has 1-2 new items per month, so you will not be inundated with items.</p> http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/ http://www.shared-earth-trust.org.uk/index.htm#20081007 Tue, 07 Oct 2008 11:00:00 GMT