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Helping armchair naturalists
Sunday 22nd March 2020
Today is Mothering Sunday (“Mother’s Day”) and the sun is shining. Alas, because of Covid-19, many mothers will not see their offspring and will have to rely on a ‘phone call or contact by internet
Comment on British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) research
The recent report by staff of the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO), "The composition of British bird communities is associated with long-term garden bird feeding", published in Nature Communications 10, 21 May 2019, provides evidence that providing supplementary diets to garden birds in Britain both supports and enhances the numbers of our native avifauna.
A visit to the Arabian Gulf
From 3-10 December 2017 Professor John E Cooper, veterinary advisor to Haith’s, and his wife Margaret E Cooper were in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as guests at an international bird of prey/falconry/conservation conference.
Professor John E Cooper and his wife Margaret E Cooper support World Wildlife Day 2017
Our veterinary advisor, Professor John E Cooper FRCVS and his wife Margaret E Cooper, are out in Kenya at the moment and they too are supporting World Wildlife Day.
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Drought, dams and drinking water
Haith’s Veterinary Advisor Professor John E Cooper FRCVS and his wife Margaret recently returned from another four weeks in East Africa where, amongst other things, they provided training at a new veterinary clinic in Musanze, Rwanda, and continued their teaching and research programme in Kenya.
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