Protect the Wild says there is no justification for sacrificing nature to “get Britain building”.

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Conservationist plans release of 15 each of the apex predators sourced as chicks into Chester and London

Operation Turtle Dove has issued an official statement over the captive breeding and releasing of European Turtle Dove in the UK. The statement confirms that the partnership does not currently support captive releases and cites habitat creation and restoration as the most important conservation measure at present.

Fat Bear Week 2025

Since our 2024 climate pledge, there has been a global pushback against green progress. This update reflects the urgent and growing challenges facing our planet – and how the Guardian is more focused ...

A new report shows peatland restoration on Exmoor is reversing national declines in several bird species, with Grasshopper Warbler, Reed Bunting, Whinchat and Common Snipe all recording increases. The Moorland Bird Report from Exmoor National Park Authority, based on surveys of 17,000 ha in 2024, suggests peatland recovery has created vital habitats for breeding birds. More than 35,000 individuals were recorded, confirming Exmoor's role as a stronghold for vulnerable species.