Outgoing Manx Wildlife Trust CEO says attitudes are changing
There's been a change in attitude towards nature conservation on the Isle of Man over the last four years.
That's the view of the Chief Executive Officer of the Manx Wildlife Trust, Tim Graham.
His comments come following the publication of a study suggesting two-fifths of UK species are in decline.
Having recently announced he'll be leaving the post, Mr Graham says he's seen wildlife issues become more mainstream:
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