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- Endangered penguin chicks hatch on Edinburgh Zoo live webcams
- Eels have arrived at the Great Ouse
- Quarantine measures help RSPB scientists confirm positive result for project to protect one of UK’s rarest species
- Willow tits find refuge in former mining areas
- Endangered seabird inches closer to extinction on UK Overseas Territory
- Outlook for south London’s hedgehogs is more positive than originally thought
- Boost for UK’s rarest lizard as over 140 are released back into the wild
- Nature-friendly farming group helps wildlife across 28% of their land – an area the size of more than 6000 football pitches
- Scottish wildcats arrive at Dartmoor Zoo
- Endangered curlews get a head start
- New virtual approach helps tackle gaps in identifying endangered species
- Hugely successful first breeding season at Saving Wildcats conservation breeding for release centre
- Critically endangered chimpanzee born at the zoo!
- Wildlife warning: More than 330 species contaminated with ‘forever chemicals’
- World’s last ‘wild’ horse foal born at Whipsnade Zoo
- Saving Britain’s Royal Fish
- Zoos and aquariums represent so much more than just a great day out.
- Why biodiversity matters: ZSL releases first of its kind biodiversity risk guide for pensions industry
- Historic milestone reached as critically endangered wildcats released into the Cairngorms National Park
- World’s most threatened seabirds visit remote plastic pollution hotspots, study finds
- New Protected Zone for Endangered Wading Birds
- England’s rarest habitats to be enhanced in one of UK’s largest landscape programmes
- More than 900 at-risk animal and plant species not covered by global trade protections, new research shows
- Endangered red panda family grows with birth of twins at Whipsnade Zoo
- Hen harrier project celebrates huge rise in chicks taking to the wing
- Zoos and aquariums applauded for saving species from extinction by the IUCN
- Conservation programme for Endangered native crayfish gets Isle of Wight boost
- Extremely rare moss rediscovered near Edinburgh
- Landmark UN report: The world’s migratory species of animals are in decline, and the global extinction risk is increasing
- “Jewel of York” Tansy Beetle populations are shining!
- Red pandas are back as Bristol Zoo Project celebrates the arrival of Nilo
- Bristol conservation charity pledges to reverse the decline of 97 of the world’s most threatened species
- Highland black grouse numbers on rise thanks to habitat restoration
- Saving Wildcats project prepares for fourth breeding season ahead of Valentine’s Day
- Partnership projects to benefit endangered Stone-curlew lead to rise in numbers across Wessex and the Brecks
- Native oysters return to Carrickfergus in major Belfast Lough restoration efforts
- New Breeding Centre strengthens efforts to save endangered white-clawed crayfish
- £5m of funding from Garfield Weston Foundation will help ‘turn the tide’ for nature on a huge scale says the National Trust
- Fisheries team takes action to protect endangered European eels
- University of Brighton students and staff take action to protect UK’s endangered hedgehogs
- Endangered White-clawed Crayfish successfully relocated in ground breaking conservation effort
- How to save the 10,000 animals and plants hurtling fastest towards extinction
- Local partnership helps protect critically endangered dormice in North Wales
- New summer surveys to try to identify cause of crayfish deaths
- New life from old barges: National Trust undertakes ultimate recycling mission to create island haven for endangered seabirds
- WWII Pillboxes Transformed into Havens for Endangered Seabirds
- Emperor penguin and Antarctic fur seal now Endangered due to climate change – IUCN Red List
- The moth-er lode: Conservationists flutter to Cairngorms for bumper egg release
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