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Mark Parsons, Butterfly Conservation's head of moth conservation, said: "In the last 10 days, we've had a prolonged period of warm weather with southerly winds which have brought things up."

Heatwave brings rare moths to UK 2011

Michael Blencowe, Butterfly Conservation's officer for Sussex, and a friend, Graeme Lyons, first discovered the flame brocade when one turned up in a back garden last weekend.

Indian summer sees exotic moths fly in 2011

• Dan Flenley is a media volunteer for Butterfly Conservation's Lancashire branch.

Are butterflies the UK's most beautiful endangered species? | Dan Flenley 2011

Department of Conservation's Katrina Knill elaborated on the state of the New Zealand fur seal population in an email to The Huffington Post: NZ fur seal populations are starting to recover in the western Bay of Plenty, and are believed to be breeding on Motuanau Plate Island, which is approximately 12km offshore.

Baby Seal Enters House, Sleeps On Couch (PHOTOS) 2011

And it gave the address of the State Department of Environmental Conservation's website, and also a phone number.

Under Siege Upstate Ralph Gardner Jr. 2011

The recent firing of New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's (DEC) chief, Pete Grannis, is both idiotic and unfortunate.

Steven Cohen: New York Needs to Reinvent and Not Destroy Its Environmental Agency Steven Cohen 2010

The recent firing of New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's (DEC) chief, Pete Grannis, is both idiotic and unfortunate.

Steven Cohen: New York Needs to Reinvent and Not Destroy Its Environmental Agency Steven Cohen 2010

Benjamin Pearce, Troop 45, Warwick, N.Y. After reading about the New York Department of Environmental Conservation's pheasant rearing program, Benjamin Pearce knew exactly what he should do for his Eagle Scout project.

Three Eagle Scouts Give Back 2008

The state Department of Environmental Conservation's Wildlife Management Unit 76, which includes Dryden south of Routes 13 and 366, is aiming for a 36% decrease in the deer population through increased hunting.

Living in Dryden: April 2004 Archives 2004

The state Department of Environmental Conservation's Wildlife Management Unit 76, which includes Dryden south of Routes 13 and 366, is aiming for a 36% decrease in the deer population through increased hunting.

Living in Dryden: News including Dryden 2004