Alumnus unearths fascinating secrets at Shropshire hall
An alumnus of Harper Adams University has discussed newly-uncovered secrets at the Shropshire hall his family are stewards of on a renowned …
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Here at Harper I've seen a great emphasis upon practical skills. I set traps late at night, and collected them early the next morning to be greeted by 3 great crested newts, a highly protected and endangered species. In the evening I went torching, searching for these newts with our lecturer and found another 10 newts! Despite being surrounded by monoculture, Harper has quite a range of wildlife including this endangered species! A great asset for learning which is utilised by Harper.
By Jack Everist
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