Live blogging from the conservation workday at Lickey Hils
Birmingham Recycled reporters Natalie Adcock and Emma Williams spend their Sunday helping out at the Lickey Hills conservation workday.
The eco-warriors had the great idea of giving live blogging a try. Equipped with their mobile phones, they were able to keep users updated throughout the day by sending messages directly to their twitter feed.
In an attempt to make it easier for user not on twitter, we combined their feeds into one and featured them here on the site in real time. Underneath are, in reversed chronological order, all the messages sent by the reporters throughout the day.
If you followed along or have any feedback regarding this experiment, please let us know in the comments.
- Heading back for a cup of tea. Been an enjoyabale day!
- Made a big pile of cut wood but feeling drops of rain again now
- Fantastic view of birmingham from here!
- Note to self. Don’t cut the endangered plant.
- Would anyone be interested in joining us on another day?
- Possibility night be called cause of rain. Waiting ten mins.
- The heath is looking much clearer now. Going back in the warm before it rains again!
- Lots of plastic bags and crisp packets around the lickey hills.
- Makin good progress cutting the trees down!
- We are cutting down unwanted trees to save endangered plants like heather and moss
- The lickey hills heathland used to be more than 600 acres, its now down to just 60 acres
- Going to heathland, a habitat more threatened than rainforests
- We are now getting kitted with yellow anoraks to protect from the rain..attractive!
- Lickey hills suggested getting a group of BCU students together for a conservation workday for #bhamrecycled
- Off to lickey hills and its just started raining! Typical.





Maria Winther says:
Hi Girls.
Didn’t follow you on twitter, so glad i could get updated here on the website.
Mar. 8 at 3:13 pmDon’t think you wrote enough about what you did today, but maybe thats one of the limitations of twitter.
Im now left wanting to hear more about your day and your experience off using twitter as a publising platform.
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[...] Conservation Workday by attending it with fellow journalist Emma Williams and a photographer and live blogging our [...]
Mar. 8 at 9:49 pmzara bokhari says:
good work ladies!
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