The Red Kite’s Welcome Return
The majestic red kite, Shakespeare wasn’t a fan…and, to be fair, they can’t be trusted near your smalls, but this once persecuted star is now back and doing well in the skies of the UK. Read more
Conservation
Beware, Mesh Netting is Dangerous to Wildlife.
Plastic mesh netting can cause a painful demise for a variety of garden wildlife. We discuss the risks and the alternatives. Read more
Wildlife is in Critical Decline
These are bleak times for the natural world around us, non-human life on earth is decreasing rapidly. Read more
Invasion of the Riverbank Snatchers
It may look like an attractive riverside wildflower but Himalayan balsam causes more trouble than it’s worth. Read more
Amphibians Trapped in Drains
Drains may be great for keeping roads free of water but for amphibians they can become a watery jail from which there is no escape. Read more
Indian Volunteers Plant 66 Million Trees in One Day
In a feat of record breaking endeavour 1.6 million Indian volunteers planted 60 million trees on the banks of the Narmarda river. We salute you…all 1.6 million of you. Read more