Graeme Davis,
Award-winning Environmental Correspondent
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Graeme ‘The Mothman’ comes from Chatham in Kent and moved to Andover in 1990. He says “Andover is a great town, if you don’t think so visit some of the towns I have found myself in, like Avonmouth”.
He attended Cricklade College and graduated from the University of Hertfordshire with a degree in Conservation and Recreation Management.
Graeme has received 3 Pride of Andover Awards; the Mayor’s High Commended Award in 2016 and the Citizen of Andover and overall winner spirit of Andover Award in 2017.
With a keen interest in music and a big festival goer in the 1990’s Graeme specialises in Indie and Heavy Metal, but can just as likely be found playing some tunes from Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj.
Graeme is Vice Chairman of TARCA (The Anton River Conservation Association) and carries out various wildlife surveys for other conservation groups like Butterfly Conservation, The Wildlife Trusts and Andover Trees United. He can often be found giving talks and walks on wildlife in the area and specialises in Butterflies and Moth earning him the name of Mothman.
Graeme has had several articles published in Wildlife Journals and local newspapers. He is also an Assistant Beaver Leader for the Andover 23rd Scouts.
BORN: June 1979
FIRST JOB: Volunteer Reserve Warden
FAVOURITE FILM: Alien
FAVOURITE SONG: David Bowie – The man Who Sold The World, or The Levellers – Cardboard Box City
MOST LIKELY TO: Be found in London on some controversial march
LEAST LIKELY TO: To eat Broccoli