New Pages coming to The British Wildlife Wiki soon!

New pages coming to The British Wildlife Wiki later on this year:

1. Habitats in the UK
2. Insect Lifecycles
3. More WildWords
4. Domesticated Farm Animals (this is because they are often seen roaming fields or sometime escape into the wild)
   
5. Bird Egg Shell ID
   

If would like to see anymore pages please email us on: woodlandswildlifecouncil@yahoo.co.uk

Wiki Updates Late March

This week we have started to add updated versions of current photos on The Wiki. This is because they are of better quality and resolution and as they carry a copyright to them as well! More Distribution Maps and more articles on a variety of animals and plants!

Soon we will be adding a life cycle diagram or anatomy diagram for certain animals, mostly insects!

So keep and eye out for changes coming soon!

Youtube and Wiki Updates

YouTube

To visit our YouTube channel click here.

Over the next few weeks we will be uploading videos of British Wildlife for our new series British Wildlife Clips. These videos will also be on the corresponding page on The British Wildlife Wiki. In addition to these videos we are also going to be filming the second half of our 200 subscribers Special. The first half was filmed a fortnight ago and we may even have to go into 3 parts, depending on the weather conditions.

The aim is to catch 100lb worth of fish, as when we first got 100 we caught 100 animals in a day! But this was int he summer, and is its that late winter-early spring time we have decided to just catch at least 100lb.

The first part of this special will be uploaded shortly and the second part will be uploaded next week. A bloopers special has already been uploaded and im sure many more are to follow!

Wiki

To visit The British Wildlife Wiki click here.

This week we got some good news! The Bumblebee Conservation Trust has agreed to help us out on certain bee related pages and topics! Also any new photos we have taken whilst we have been filming the 200 Subscribers special will be on the wiki us well which includes waterfowl and pond life.

Youtube Success

Just over 2 years before we launched The British Wildlife Wiki, We made an account on Youtube. Today marks us getting subscribers.
In response to this we are going to make a special 200 subscribers video special with a twist!
Also lots more videos will be uploaded after this weekend after we go on a 36 hour long video hunt!

Steve