A rewilding success story is unfolding in the UK as conservation efforts have led to the recovery of endangered species. Rewilding initiatives, focused on restoring natural habitats and ecosystems, have played a crucial role in bringing wildlife back from the brink of extinction. Numerous species, including some facing critical endangerment,… Read more »
A groundbreaking initiative in the Netherlands is making waves in the fight against plastic pollution. A “bubble barrier” deployed in a Dutch river has proven to be incredibly promising in extracting plastic waste from the water. The innovative system utilizes a curtain of bubbles generated by a perforated tube installed… Read more »
Nineteen wildcats released in the summer into Cairngorms National Park, Scotland, as part of the Saving Wildcats project, are reportedly thriving with just one recorded death, according to conservationists. The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS), NatureScot, Forestry and Land Scotland, and Cairngorms National Park Authority collaborated on the groundbreaking… Read more »
In a recent development, the National Nature Reserve at Finglandrigg Woods has been significantly extended, marking a crucial step towards safeguarding biodiversity. The extension, as announced by the government, aims to enhance conservation efforts and provide a more extensive habitat for diverse plant and animal species. The move reflects a… Read more »
I won’t copy any of the photos here, as 1 – I don’t want to infringe a copyright, and 2 – you need to see them all!! “Through the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards, we aim to widen understanding and engagement of a sustainable world – and wildlife conservation specifically –… Read more »
The beach, renowned for its tranquillity and adventure, beckons us to forge lasting memories and connect with nature. Yet, the escalating threat of pollution and plastic waste necessitates an active role in safeguarding coastal environments. This blog underscores the vulnerability of beaches, delicate ecosystems housing diverse plant and animal species,… Read more »
In a recent survey assessing the impact of the Northern Forest project, more than 300,000 households were found to have gained access to nature. Launched in 2018, the initiative aims to expand woodlands by planting 50 million trees across the UK, covering areas from coast to coast and cities like… Read more »
In a bid to address declining oyster populations and combat sea pollution, approximately 10,000 native oysters have been introduced to a manmade reef off the North East coast. Positioned off Whitburn, South Tyneside, the underwater platform aims to foster a new marine ecosystem by using over 750 tonnes of old… Read more »
Are you planning a trip in the United Kingdom and want to make sure your travels leave a positive mark on the environment? Look no further! The UK is not only home to breathtaking landscapes but also to various eco-conscious destinations and initiatives that allow you to enjoy nature while… Read more »
The UK is experiencing a severe nature-loss crisis, with the decline of its most precious animals and plants outpacing current conservation efforts, according to the State of Nature report. The report, compiled by over 60 organizations, reveals that 16% of 10,000 assessed species, including iconic wildlife like the turtle dove… Read more »