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Barn owl The barn owl has suffered a big decline in recent years due to a change in farming practices and loss of traditional nesting sites.
The European otter has successfully returned to the county's waterways following an absence of over 30 years, but they still need our help to ensure their survival.
>Species Champion: The Newark Advertiser
Brown Long-Eared Bat Main threats to the brown long-eared bat include roost damage during building works, winter hibernation disturbance, chemical timber treatments, floodlighting and now wind turbines.
Great Crested Newt
>Species Champion: Siemens Energy Services
Brown Hare Brown hare populations have been significantly reduced as a result of agricultural intensification and its fortunes very much depend on agricultural policy and farming practices.
The water vole was once in abundance amongst Nottinghamshire's water courses but now habitat loss and predation by the non-native American mink have critically diminished the population.
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adopt a species
Take this unique opportunity to adopt a threatened species native ![]() to the county and help make a difference to wildlife in Nottinghamshire.
You can choose from the following species: "A fantastic gift idea. . ."
Adopter will receive:
A fact sheet about the species;
Adoption certificate;
A fun pop-up figure to cut out and put together;
Kids also receive 2 fabulous colouring sheets!
Further info: These species have been identified as priority in Nottinghamshire. The money raised by your adoption will go towards the costs of carrying out conservation work on our nature reserves as well as education and advice to landowners and the public, directly contributing to the survival of these species so that populations can continue to grow.
‘Species Champions’ We are currently seeking business organisations interested in becoming ‘Species Champions’ to help us promote the species included in the ‘Adopt-a-Species’ programme.
current champions >Otter - The Newark Advertiser >Great Crested Newt - Siemens Energy Services
If your company is interested in becoming a Species Champion please contact Anna-Lisa Nagel on 0115 958 8242.
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