As RSPB Chief Executive, Beccy Speight, explains: “Since the start of this century, we’ve delivered some of the biggest wins for nature. From re-wiggling rivers to protecting islands from invasive, non-native species, the RSPB has shown what’s possible when we take bold conservation action. None of this would have happened without the passion and commitment of our members, volunteers and supporters. Nature still faces huge challenges, but we remain determined to find and champion solutions that give hope for wildlife, wild places and people – for generations to come.” From creating one of England’s biggest [ ]

Fungi, flowering plants, lichens, insects and birds were among the species found.

From Christmas symbol to an endangered migrant – the turtle dove’s numbers have fallen 98% – but renewed habitat work will help it endure

Dutch gin Sir Edmond has renewed its financial support for the AWF as part of a long-term commitment to the charity.