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Short Tales from North Ronaldsay

A quarterly account of life with the seaweed eating sheep of North Ronaldsay, Orkney.

Since her retirement to North Ronaldsay in 2004 June has written articles for the "Hemlin" The magazine of the "North Ronaldsay Sheep Fellowship".
For her following of readers these articles will be continued on this website.

 

Dr. June Morris a senior lecturer in Biological Sciences is now retired to the island she fell in love with for its tranquility on her first visit in 1987. While teaching at university she developed an absorbing interest in the unique North Ronaldsay sheep and its metabolic adaptations to a diet of seaweed. She became an expert in their care and nutrition giving advice and lectures internationally on the Northern Short Tail sheep.

In 2008 she was awarded the Marsh Christian Award for Conservation together with the Prince of Wales at Highgrove.

 

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