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Page 1: Nature Words PRESS dps_16 - MASTER

To make room for the term Bullet point,Oxford Junior Dictionary deleted Kingfisher.

Otter, Newt and Acorn have been replaced by Block graph, Cut and paste and Celebrity, and dozens of other nature words have vanished too. Dictionaries reflect the words we use. And many

children aren’t talking about wildlife anymore. The Wildlife Trusts are determined to put the wild back into childhood. Inspire a child at wildlifetrusts.org/EveryChildWild

Page 2: Nature Words PRESS dps_16 - MASTER

To find space for the term MP3 player,Oxford Junior Dictionary took out Minnow.

Kingfisher, Adder and Conker have been replaced by Attachment, Voicemail and Blog, and dozens of other nature words have vanished too. Dictionaries reflect the words we use. And many

children aren’t talking about wildlife anymore. The Wildlife Trusts are determined to put the wild back into childhood. Inspire a child at wildlifetrusts.org/EveryChildWild

Page 3: Nature Words PRESS dps_16 - MASTER

When Oxford Junior Dictionary put the word Database in,Adder was out.

Magpie, Otter and Acorn have been replaced by Broadband, Chatroom and Bungee jumping, and dozens of other nature words have vanished too. Dictionaries reflect the words we use. And many

children aren’t talking about wildlife anymore. The Wildlife Trusts are determined to put the wild back into childhood. Inspire a child at wildlifetrusts.org/EveryChildWild

Page 4: Nature Words PRESS dps_16 - MASTER

To squeeze in the term Block graph,Oxford Junior Dictionary squeezed out Newt.

Heron, Minnow and Acorn have been replaced by Bullet point, Database and Analogue, and dozens of other nature words have vanished too. Dictionaries reflect the words we use. And many

children aren’t talking about wildlife anymore. The Wildlife Trusts are determined to put the wild back into childhood. Inspire a child at wildlifetrusts.org/EveryChildWild