Adam Ó Hare's natural history site!
I don’t play “the game” as I have genuine integrity; I’m not willing to lie, manipulate and sleep around to achieve success.
Integrity – is why at the end of the day, I have the genuine piece of mind; I definitely deserved what I actually, truly, worked for.
No gimmicks. No publicity stunts. ✌🏻
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Just a (very) short one, to say: Finally! I have an ‘About Me‘ page! 😀 I’ve decided I will be gradually turning my WordPress into my website, so it becomes more than just a blog!
In the past I used Webs, I believe my website there was looking ‘dated’ and I no longer do anything branded Nature On Screen – so I stopped using that site. Eventually Canned Wildlife will look great!
Thanks for visiting. 🙂
I think you’ll know why I’ve shared this blog post.
Cheers 😉
This month has seen a bit of a change in the New Nature team. Due to the success
of previous issues, we now have three new team members. We have Lauriane Suyin, our Outreach Manager, and Emma-Jo Pereira who is our new Social
Media Manager. I (Scott) am also new and I will be part of the editorial team. We
are all very excited to be part of New Nature and look forward to working here.
We’ve got a very full edition this month with a lot of great content and many new contributors which is fantastic to see. Our regular pieces still remain though, and Adam Canning reminds us what a great month this is for wildlife with his piece on “What to watch for” in September (Page 6). We also have Alix Zelly focusing on red squirrels in “Species Focus” (Page 24) and our very own Elliot Dowding…
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