UK study reveals 40% of species are in decline
Maintaining green spaces and habitats on the Isle of Man has benefits beyond protecting animals and plants.
That's according to the chief executive Officer of the Manx Wildlife Trust, after a major UK study revealed 40% of species have seen significant decline in recent decades.
Tim Graham says some of the issues raised in the State of Nature report are also seen on the Island.
He believes looking after the natural world can have a huge impact:
Rising UK mortgage rates unlikely to be reflected in the Isle of Man says local advisor
UK mortgage rates have crept up by around 0.2%
RGS holds 'simple lockdown drill'
DESC says it's to check processes and health and safety policies
Publish date of Island housing study still not known
Chair of Housing and Communities Board wants it published 'as soon as possible'
Port Erin man appears in court over hidden camera allegations
Over 1,000 files were retrieved by police
Peel Commissioners says it will be objecting to the North and West Area Plan
Ray Harmer says there could be a minimum of 2,500 extra people in the town
Bishop's vote Bill goes to LegCo
Hooper's proposals take another step
