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The Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) is one of the UK's most familiar and charismatic birds of prey. Over the course of the last 40 years, however, increasing pressures from agricultural intensification and changes in land use have contributed to a substantial decline in the size of their UK population. The Kestrel now has an amber conservation status in the UK and is listed as a species of conservation concern across Europe. http://www.kestrelcount.org
Dissertation progress
I feel I am well on my way with my dissertation. As well i should be as I have a holiday booked to Tignes on the 18th of January and I return on the 26th just in time for hand in which if my memory serves me is the 28th however being the snowboard, outdoor mountain loving guy I am I booked a transfer from. I Tignes to Morzine to go snowboard for ANOTHER week in Avoriaz!
Thankfully today I wrote 1500 words which is by far the most I have ever written in a day, which makes me feel kind of happy and kind of lame at the same time!
Tomorrow Megan and I are doing a 30/45 minute presentation for some high school kids in uni hope that goes well about our Waste Aware project and the relation to art and the environment.
Then at night I am filming for the Rome Snowboards board test at the Garthdee dry slope.
Busy busy busy!
the tree at Marischal college
Press coverage.
