National What Week?
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Uncooperative crusty. Unofficial Isle of Wight cultural ambassador. Conservation, countryside and the environment, with extra stuff about spiders.
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Naturenet regularly updates many pages, but this one gets done every year – and every year it’s a right chore. That’s because it involves The Ranger trawling through loads of outdated webpages and cryptic press releases to try to fathom out things like the actual date of International Bog Day (29 July 2007, since you ask); and why 2008 is going to be the International Year of the Potato (still not so sure about that one).
Of course, because such a lot of effort goes into it, this is one of the most popular pages on the website. Don’t worry, The Ranger is pleased to do all that work for you. If you’re organising an environmental event, check out this list first. All suggestions and corrections welcomed, of course.
Doh! you caught me out. What a dolt.
All submissions gratefully received…
I’m sure Naturenet’s many visitors will be delighted at the updating of the ‘National What Week’ page. Pity you used a 2005 calender to illustrate your blog entry. If only you knew a graphic designer…
UPDATE: Ahh, the page looks so much better in the new Naturenet livery. And the calender has no year so you can use the graphic in perpetuity!