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The Government has faced a public backlash against its proposed reforms of the planning system. Although they claim the changes will maintain sustainable development as the
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Almost 4,000 Marsh Fritillary caterpillars were distributed on suitable habitat by Wild Ennerdale Volunteers, Forestry Commission staff and Butterfly Conservation under a
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Wildlife rangers believe that around 20 of the 30 birds that were released in the first year of a three-year reintroduction programme made it
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Wildlife rangers donned their harnesses and scaled a 20 metre spruce to lop the top of the tree with
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The bird, once persecuted to extinction and which reappeared in Kielder in the 1960s, is one of the rarest in
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For February 14 marks the start of National Nest Box Week, an initiative that encourages people to put up nest boxes to protect wild birds and replace sites that continue to dimish and disappearing. Nature’s Feast, one of the UK’s
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The bat is generally regarded as a southern English species, but research has revealed that it is
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Back to Orange, a three-year project, largely funded by SITA Trust, which aimed to conserve the fritillary butterflies of the Wyre Forest, has
[...click on headline to read full story] A major new conservation project is proposed for the heart of County Durham. The idea is to be explored in a local, national and European context at a conference and exhibition to be held from October 18-22 at County Hall, Durham. The England Biodiversity Group has recommended that central Durham should be one of the country’s first Integrated Biodiversity Delivery Areas, where priority will be given to conserving wildlife and creating new habitats. The free
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Numbers of red squirrels were counted using 75 traps located within the reserve. A total of 416 red squirrels
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