Welcome to the Surrey Biodiversity Partnership Wiki
Welcome to your second generation wiki! It is an online, shared workspace that will allow you to collaborate effectively with others. You can use it for many purposes:- Project Management
- Collaborative Writing
- Efficient Document Sharing
How to start
Maybe you are used to work with a wiki… and maybe not. If you would like to get used to the basics of wiki edition, just go to the sandbox. This space is meant to let you learn by yourself ;-) There are other steps that you may want to go through, such as :- Configuring your wiki by clicking on the 'Administration' link at the top right.
- Changing the layout and menu contents by using the Panel Wizard
- Modifying this page, for example stating what your wiki is all about. Place a couple of carefully phrased sentences on this page. (You just have to click on the Edit button at the top left of the page).
- Inviting your friends, family or co-workers to enjoy collaboration made easy.
- Writing your documentation, sharing ideas, creating different spaces and organizing them the way you want.
- And then write some blog posts in order to summarize your work.
News 
May 15, 2008
Wildlife Gardening Conference and Fayre
Great Gardeners Welcome Wildlife
Join the Forum for Gardening with Wildlife in Mind at Regent's Park in London for the 2008 Wildlife Gardening Conference and Fayre. There will be presentations of practical advice from wildlife garden experts Dr Ken Thompson and Chris Baines, plus a choice of practical workshops ...March 19, 2008
Wiki Upgrade
This wiki has been upgraded to the latest version of XWiki. This has fixed a number of bugs and will allow us to introduce a number of new features over the next few weeks.
Please leave a comment if you notice any issues that you think may have been caused by this upgrade. I will be checking back regularly.
Adam
October 29, 2007
The Song Thrush
See the partner site for the Royal Society
for the Protection of Birds for an article
about song thrushes
The number of song thrushes has plummeted in the past 30 years. Some reasons for the decline include loss of hedgerows, increased use of chemicals in the countryside and intensive farming methods.
This article contains Four sections. The first contains facts about the life and times of the song thrush, the second discusses song thrushes in the garden and ways to attract them,the third suggest sources of further reading and the fourth gives links for further information.
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October 04, 2007
Living Landscapes
The Wildlife Trusts' "A Living Landscape" document can be found in the attachments file at the bottom of the News page. Or click to download: A Living Landscape WTs.pdf 1.6MB
This ...
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- ActionPlan in WoodPastureParkland 2008 Dec 08 at 12:35 Alex Bagnall
- JimSmithWright in XWiki 2008 Dec 08 at 11:38 Jim Smith-Wright
- WPPHAPReview in XWiki 2008 Dec 08 at 11:32 Sue Webber
- NigelBoden in XWiki 2008 Dec 08 at 11:10 Sue Webber
- JillBarton in XWiki 2008 Nov 03 at 16:19 Jill Barton
- WP&PTarget5 in WPPHAPReview 2008 Nov 03 at 16:04 Sue Webber
- WebHome in WPPHAPReview 2008 Nov 03 at 16:01 Sue Webber
- WP&PTarget7 in WPPHAPReview 2008 Oct 20 at 16:35 Administrator
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