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NewsWinchcombe meteorite to go on display at the Museum
It is the first meteorite fall to have been recovered in the UK for 30 years.
14 May 2021 -
Science newsExtinction of frog is a huge blow to the diversity of life
A species of frog not seen for over 60 years is likely to be extinct
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British wildlifeHow to grow a wildflower pot for pollinators
Growing native wildflowers helps provide the right food for pollinating insects, making life better for your local wildlife.
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Science newsNew species of snake described with the help of a 185-year-old painting
The new species is now known as Joseph's racer, was first collected in the mid-19th Century.
13 May 2021
