In 1927, Welsh naturalist Ronald Lockley moved his family onto an uninhabited island; he later helped create Britain’s first bird observatory there

In 1927, a twenty-three-year-old Welsh naturalist named Ronald Lockley moved with his family to Skokholm Island, where he later helped establish Britain's first bird observatory. Seeking a life devoted to nature and self-reliance, Lockley leased Skokholm Island, a windswept 200-acre island four miles off the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales.

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