Local wildlife champion - Steve Geliot
Steve Geliot, an artist and sculptor who moved to Brighton in 1981, has transformed his fascination with Starling murmurations into a dedicated conservation...
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Save Our Starlings Campaign
In 2023, artists Louise McCurdy and Steve Geliot of the Save Our Starlings campaign launched a grassroots initiative to combat the decline of Brighton's local...
Raising the Murmur to a Shout
Steve Geliot, a local artist and Starling expert, frequently engages with the community through talks at venues like The Bevy Community Pub, the Hanover Action...
Murmuration Maths
Accurate data is the foundation of conservation; without precise counts, we cannot truly understand the challenges birds face. Historically, Starling records in...
Helping Starlings to Recover
The decline of insect populations is one of the greatest threats to Starlings. This loss is visibly reflected in the dwindling numbers of insectivorous birds...
Vibrant Brighton
Brighton’s cultural heritage is deeply rooted in the Regency era, when with the glamour of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton became one of the earliest resort...
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