changing it was a big gamble, but researchers say different species of plants and insects have been thriving. i ve been really surprised. i thought this project would be largely tokenistic, but actually it s having collected the data over three years. it is. it s big enough that it really does make a difference in terms of biodiversity. it s notjust species that were in the area anyway, feeding opportunistically at species that are finding and using this meadow as a meadow. for brett, the apprentice gardener, documenting the meadow has allowed him to fulfill his other passion of photography. it s changed so much in the last two years. the first year it was very showy poppies and cornflowers and things, and now it s a lot more intense a lot more wild carrots. but the insect life isjust incredible. but once you re actually inside, there s so many things. so many things buzzing around you, it s amazing. good lads, good lads. the meadow will be back next spring and could be
of this iconic image of cambridge. changing it was a big gamble, but researchers say different species of plants and insects have been thriving. i ve been really surprised. i thought this project would be largely tokenistic, but actually it s having collected the data over three years. it is. it s big enough that it really does make a difference in terms of biodiversity. it s notjust species that were in the area anyway, feeding opportunistically at species that are finding and using this meadow as a meadow. for brett, the apprentice gardener, documenting the meadow has allowed him to fulfill his other passion of photography. it s changed so much in the last two years. the first year it was very showy poppies and cornflowers and things, and now it s a lot more intense a lot more wild carrots. but the insect life isjust incredible. but once you re actually inside, there s so many things. so many things buzzing around you, it s amazing. good lads, good lads.
for 250 years, the back lawn of king s college has been part of this iconic image of cambridge. changing it was a big gamble, but researchers say different species of plants and insects have been thriving. i ve been really surprised. i thought this project would be largely tokenistic, but actually it s having collected the data over three years. it is. it s big enough that it really does make a difference in terms of biodiversity. it s notjust species that were in the area anyway, feeding opportunistically, it s species that are finding and using this meadow as a meadow. for brett, the apprentice gardener, documenting the meadow has allowed him to fulfill his other passion of photography. it s changed so much in the last two years. the first year it was very showy poppies and cornflowers and things, and now it s a lot more intense a lot more wild carrots. but the insect life isjust incredible. but once you re actually inside,