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Late last year, Dr Matthew Webb arrived at a patch of forest on the east coast of Tasmania expecting to find swift parrots feeding on the creamy white eucalyptus blossom and flitting, with distinctive speed, to nearby nesting trees.
Dr Webb has been studying these birds â the fastest parrot on Earth â and their summer breeding sites in Tasmania for more than 15 years.
Bob Brown Foundation campaigner Jenny Weber in a logging coupe in the Huon Valley, Tasmania. The area of old-growth forest next to it, which is typical swift parrot habitat, is due to be logged soon.
Credit:Jason South
In addition to the successes of the past year, the business declared plans to invest £100m of capital expenditure into its activities in the coming year.
That follows significant investment in 2020-2021. This had supported its Eye poultry business, the commissioning of the Cranswick Gourmet Kitchen, its cooked bacon facility in Hull, the expansion of farming activities and initiatives forming part of its ’Second Nature’ sustainability strategy.
Tim Smith succeeds Martin Davey as chairman
Cranswick also announced that Martin Davey will stand down as Cranswick’s chairman at the group’s forthcoming annual general meeting, staying on as an advisor until May 2022. He will be succeeded by former Arla Foods UK chief executive Tim Smith.
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