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We've had our most amazing response from you yet for Snow Watch...
21 January 2010
Simon and his family experience the wildlife and weather of Britain's most northerly isles. Thursdays BBC Two, 8pm.
What does the Big Freeze mean for our wildlife?
Wildlife doesn't stop just because we do.
News from our partners about the cold snap.
At a time when nature is under so much stress, there is a lot we can do to help.
Looking to work off some of that Xmas stodge? Fancy a stroll in the bracing winter air? There are hundreds of places and events right across the UK.
Snow strategy
How our wildlife copes with the Big Freeze.
Whose tracks?
Printable guide to identifying animal tracks (PDF).
The longer term
Will bird populations recover from winter 2010?
Pond Conservation
Should I break the ice on my garden pond?
Tawny owl survey
The BTO wants you to listen out for owls.
Great Nut Hunt
Hazel dormice need your help across southern Britain.
Count your birds
RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch 30-31 January.
Beachwatch
Help to survey and clean the UK coast.
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Little things that make a big difference and are a lot of fun too.
Free trees for schools
Get your free rowan tree. Register now.
Tree O'Clock
Two world record attempts took place on 5 December across the UK.
Your movies
Whether an unusual wild visitor to your garden or some truly extraordinary animal behaviour, if you've filmed it, we'd love to see it.
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Share your photos of wildlife in the Big Freeze.
Red deer
UK's largest resident deer species.
Birds on the edge of Britain
Radio 4 team recording at a Manx bird sanctuary.