British wildlife in 2016

This video from Britain says about itself:

What did 2016 mean for wildlife?

3 January 2017

Another year of unsettled weather has seen extraordinary grass growth – good for livestock and hay making, but bad for many plants and insects which like short turf grassland.

Find out how the National Trust is working to protect special places and the wildlife that lives there: here.

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