Wet weather has been bad news for UK Wildlife

Wet weather has been bad news for UK Wildlife

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The video discusses the impact of 2012's unusual weather on Britain's wildlife and plants. While some species like native orchids and slugs thrived, others such as butterflies, water voles, and otters suffered. Migrant birds like waxwings were forced to relocate due to food shortages. Gardens, including the Royal Horticultural Society's Harlow Carr Gardens, faced challenges with waterlogged conditions affecting trees and wildlife. The video highlights the knock-on effects expected in the following year, emphasizing the extreme weather's impact on ecosystems.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What long-term effects might the weather of 2012 have on trees and wildlife?

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In what ways did the weather in 2012 create extremes for gardeners?

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