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Hedgehogs are the only mammals in Guernsey that hibernate during the winter. In Britain as a whole, other mammals that survive the winter in this way are bats, dormice and prairie dogs. |
| LINKS |
| British Hedgehog Preservation Society |
www.britishhedgehogs.org.ukThe website of the British Hedgehog Preservation Society. A great resource for further hedgehog information. |
| European Hedgehog Research Group |
www.ehrg.orgThe website of an independent research group of students, scientists, vets, and naturalists that are interested in contributing to research on hedgehogs. |
| HogWatch |
www.hogwatch.org.ukFunded by the British Hedgehog Preservation Society and the People's Trust for Endangered Species HogWatch is a major new piece of research into the decline of hedgehogs. Visit the HogWatch website at www.hogwatch.org.uk for more information and to see how you can get involved. UPDATE (MARCH 07): The HogWatch Survey has now closed but you can still look at their factsheets and download their screensaver on their website. |
| Jersey Hedgehog Preservation Group |
www.jerseyhedgehogs.orgThe website of the Jersey Hedgehog Preservation Group. |
| Spike's World |
www.spikesite.co.ukThe website of Spike's Dinner Hedgehog Food with information about hedgehogs. |
| The Hedgehog Forums |
www.hedgehoghelp.co.ukA very useful online hedgehog forum maintained by Epping Forest Hedgehog Rescue. |
| Toni Bunnell's Website |
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www.tonibunnell.co.uk The website of Dr Toni Bunnell who lectures in biological sciences at the University of Hull. Dr Bunnell's website contains articles relating to the care of the European hedgehog. |
| Channelislandwildlife.com |
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www.channelislandwildlife.com Channelislandwildlife.com is a website that has been created by Jamie Pike. Jamie’s website aims to have a definitive list of every Amphibian, Mammal and reptile present in the Channel Islands, as well as highlighting the decline and even local extinctions of many species. The website also features an online forum. (Please note: this website is currently under construction) |