The Pollinator Policy is good both for the environment and for tax payers as it should allow for expensive resources to be targetted most efficiently. Roadside verges are an extrememely important habitat and if the trial of the new COMBINE project (http://www.combine-nwe.eu/) is successful costs could be reduced further and benefits for wildflowers and insects be improved further.
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Michael Phillips
12 years ago
a vote of thanks for a courageous innovation,!
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Prof David Whittingham
12 years ago
This is an answer to a prayer!!
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John Collin
12 years ago
very important for our beautiful County
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Frances Lester
12 years ago
I am definitely in favour of not cutting, benefits other wildlife as well.
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Ronald Adam
12 years ago
pollinators are crucial to the survival of our countryside.
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Susan Harrison
12 years ago
I see no reason why this enlightened policy should be rejected. It sets out to help implement the Wales Government's Action Plan for Pollinators which I supprt entirely.
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Anne-Marie Dossett
12 years ago
plenty of flowers for bees, makes so much sense and it is uplifting for all of us to see such beauty everyday.
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Steve Jones
12 years ago
Must-do!
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Ruth Sharville
12 years ago
Loved the flowers on the A48 near the Coldra last year - what a great way to help bees and brighten up our journeys too!
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Tina Hogg
12 years ago
Pretty verges full of wild flowers = happy plentiful bees!
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Paul Jupp
12 years ago
This would be great for pollinators and anyone passing by!
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Thomas Ward-Jackson
12 years ago
This policy is a fantastic start. Wildlife reserves are great but what is really needed is for everyday management priorities to include consideration for wildlife. Hedgerows next.
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Dawn Harrison
12 years ago
Ensure the survival of pollinators and therefore our own.
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luis eduardo barboza fernandez
12 years ago
Ayuda a las avejas
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Helen Rogers
12 years ago
Our bees are struggling, they need human help to thrive again!
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Nigel Pugh
12 years ago
Your native wildflowers are made for our Bees, it's cheaper and more environmently friendly: not to spray & and to have a cutting plan that helps / suits local ecology.
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James Byrne
12 years ago
Wildflower road verges are not only good for pollinators but good for tourism and human wellbeing - as proved by numerous studies - google 'natural England and green infrastructure a
The Pollinator Policy is good both for the environment and for tax payers as it should allow for expensive resources to be targetted most efficiently. Roadside verges are an extrememely important habitat and if the trial of the new COMBINE project (http://www.combine-nwe.eu/) is successful costs could be reduced further and benefits for wildflowers and insects be improved further.
a vote of thanks for a courageous innovation,!
This is an answer to a prayer!!
very important for our beautiful County
I am definitely in favour of not cutting, benefits other wildlife as well.
pollinators are crucial to the survival of our countryside.
I see no reason why this enlightened policy should be rejected. It sets out to help implement the Wales Government's Action Plan for Pollinators which I supprt entirely.
plenty of flowers for bees, makes so much sense and it is uplifting for all of us to see such beauty everyday.
Must-do!
Loved the flowers on the A48 near the Coldra last year - what a great way to help bees and brighten up our journeys too!
Pretty verges full of wild flowers = happy plentiful bees!
This would be great for pollinators and anyone passing by!
This policy is a fantastic start. Wildlife reserves are great but what is really needed is for everyday management priorities to include consideration for wildlife. Hedgerows next.
Ensure the survival of pollinators and therefore our own.
Ayuda a las avejas
Our bees are struggling, they need human help to thrive again!
Your native wildflowers are made for our Bees, it's cheaper and more environmently friendly: not to spray & and to have a cutting plan that helps / suits local ecology.
Wildflower road verges are not only good for pollinators but good for tourism and human wellbeing - as proved by numerous studies - google 'natural England and green infrastructure a