This show is sponsored by the Woodland Trust. We are soon approaching one of my favourite times of year, spring.

But have you noticed that the signs of spring seem to be arriving at different times each year?

The Woodland Trust is tracking how climate change is affecting nature and they need our help.

They're asking all of us to look out for

three vital signs of spring. The first time you hear a song, thrush singing, not sure what

that sounds like, you can listen to a recording at woodlandtrust.org.org.org

slash vital signs. The first sighting of frog spawn. So if you're near a pond or

stream, keep an eye out. The first blackthorn blossom you spot. And blackthorn is a hedgerow tree.

You can see a picture on the Woodland Trust website. I love spending time with my girls out in

nature. And this is such a good opportunity to talk to them about the health of the planet. And honestly, I can't

wait to give this a go. It's a great reason to step outside, enjoy the fresh air and connect

with the world around us. Every sighting you log helps scientists understand the impact of

climate change on nature. So let's do our bit. Get outside and record any of these three

vital signs of spring. Find out more

and log your sightings now at woodlandtrust.org.org.org.org

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