How can the story of the dormouse inspire conservation action?

Dormice are thriving in Suffolk Wildlife Trust reserves, including Bradfield Woods and Arger Fen. To ensure a sustainable population and re-colonisation of ... Dec 15, 2022 ... As mentioned earlier, hazel dormice are considered to be a protected species under both UK and European law; conducting a dormouse survey is ... Nov 29, 2013 ... The other species of dormouse in the UK is the edible dormouse, Glis glis, which was introduced deliberately into Tring in the early 20th C. Now ... As an African species, a temperature of at least 21°C must be maintained in the vivarium to prevent the dormice from entering a state of torpor (a dangerous ... Oct 9, 2011 ... Book review: Dormice, by Pat Morris ... Review by Rowan Adams 'Dormice' was first published in 2004 as part of the British Natural History Series. Nov 26, 2019 ... These are found in hazel, but oak, ivy and sycamore are excellent as sources of insects too. Then, as autumn approaches, dormice will eat hazel ... In other dictionaries · 1. c1425–. A small rodent of a family intermediate between the squirrels and the mice; esp. the British species Myoxus avellanarius, ... Nov 17, 2024 ... Our work demonstrates the importance of understanding changing climate suitability for reintroduction planning, with potential widespread applications of SDMs. Aug 7, 2019 ... The dish was a delicacy in ancient Rome. It was prepared by gutting the mouse, filling it with pork mince, and baking it. The dormouse had ... Jan 17, 2022 ... Sleepy Dormouse ... Dormice that live in temperate climates go through long periods of hibernation lasting six months or more (although do ...