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Front light - Wings front and rear by Traveller_40
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  • Post category:Anxiety/Stress / Mental health
  • Post published:August 31, 2018

Taking part in a nature survey might involve counting birds, animals or insects in a particular time and place, or reporting individual sightings of wildlife. Annual surveys include the Big Garden Birdwatch and the Big Butterfly Count.

Source: Nature and mental health @ mind: for better mental health

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  • Big Garden Birdwatch @ RSPB
  • Big Butterfly Count @ Butterfly Conservation

image: Front light - Wings front and rear by Traveller_40 under Creative Commons license

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Tags: anxiety, depression, mental health, nature

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