Items Tagged 'Habitat'

Features

• The orchard habitat
• Celebrating Traditional Orchards and Apple Day
• Native species conservation at Twycross Zoo
• From Office to Field and Back Again: where desk jobs can take you
• Creating habitat which can withstand the climate crisis
• Natural World Fund: restoring the UK’s wild places through habitat, science, and partnership
• The Role of Botanic Gardens in Habitat Restoration

News

• HS2 – new report reveals exorbitant cost to nature
• Small predators lose out from human land use
• NRW river projects set to boost fish habitats
• 'Lost world' wildlife haven now under protection as public help raise £1 million
• Crucial work to revitalise the Merthyr Mawr sand dunes
• Farmers recommend new mapping tool
• Landscape made fit for dormice
• Majority of natural features in good condition
• Taylor Wimpey commits to ambitious climate and nature goals
• Butterfly Conservation and Severn Trent announce new three-year conservation project
• Protect habitat ‘stepping stones’ to help species cope with climate change, scientists say
• Working with and for nature: creating new habitat at Cotehele quay
• NRW report identifies essential marine habitats that could be restored
• Endangered crayfish rediscovered for first time in over 30 years
• National Trust announces plans for first green corridor to link historic city centre to surrounding countryside
• ‘Tobacco cliffs’ at UK beauty spot to be turned into refuge for rare wildlife
• How wetland restoration gave cranes a second chance in Britain
• Interactive map helps protect one of the UK’s most threatened mammals
• Wilder Future report
• Defra-approved 10-year Wildlife Plot mix will help farmers make space for nature
• Government uses Brexit freedoms to protect our seas
• Moths disappearing from UK woods faster than from farms or cities
• National Highways and The Wildlife Trusts announce biodiversity boost across England
• Excitement as rare Black Redstart bird sighted within the City
• Kinder Scout National Nature Reserve in Peak District extended in size to continue important research into tackling climate change
• Multimillion pound grant to safeguard our oceans
• Specialist wildlife gets a boost as scrub is removed across Pembrey sand dunes
• Water Voles Reintroduced at Oxwich Nature Reserve
• Pine martens return to the south of England
• £3.78million for protected sites and species across Wales
• Plight to save critically endangered pearl mussels
• East coast wetlands added to UK’s list of potential World Heritage sites
• Exciting new Buglife project, “Pollinators Along the Tweed”, gets underway
• Twilight zone at risk from climate change
• New Site of Special Scientific Interest confirmed
• Reaction: Disappointment in SSSI ruling of Penwith Moors, says CLA
• Foresters create habitat in bid to save rare bee
• Europe’s bumblebees threatened with extinction as their habitats shrink
• Network Rail celebrates World Habitat Day with biodiversity bonanza for rare butterfly
• Derbyshire Wildlife Trust urges UK Government to raise ambition on nature recovery at COP28
• Approval for new Central African forest habitat!
• Peatland ‘time capsule’ reveals prehistoric woodland habitat and insects which still exist today
• New reports explore approaches to biodiversity monitoring
• Projects share £7.8m to restore at-risk habitats and species
• National Parks Health Check Report
• Response: Report calling for greater support for nature in National Parks is welcomed
• Government response to Independent Review on Dartmoor published
• Reaction: Government response to protected site management review welcomed
• Government to fund 180 local projects to boost water quality
• Belfast wildlife havens under threat
• Calstock flood risk cut and new habitat created
• Cornwall’s A30 road upgrade homes in to provide perfect bat habitat
• Reaching Greater Heights
• Science News: Long grass and flowering ivy in gardens benefit butterflies
• Join the hunt: Rare Scottish oil beetles need your eagle eyes
• Scottish shrimp study illuminates new potential for bait-less fishing
• NRW and National Trust working together to restore and protect the River Usk
• New Forest insects given new lease of life thanks to novel approach
• Completion of Wicken Fen peatland restoration project provides hope for the future and sheds light on the past
• Three churrs for Nightjars – we celebrate a record-breaking year!
• £1.87m in funding to drive nature investment
• Big Butterfly Count 2025 is underway
• New funding to boost nature recovery in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
• Wildlife Photographer of the Year reveals first-look from a record-breaking number of entries submitted into its sixty-first competition
• Radnorshire Wildlife Trust awarded NRW funding to restore peat
• Campaign to save Coul Links calls on everyone to defend this special place for wildlife and help ensure it remains protected from damaging development
• Conservationists boost survival chances of Scotland’s rarest moss
• Rare habitat returns
• Four Beavers, Eight Kits, One Incredible Wetland Habitat - Celebrating Four Years of Beavers Back in Derbyshire
• Wildlife Trust urges strong safeguards for wildlife habitats amid Solent Gateway 2 plans
• Maps created by 1960s schoolchildren provide new insights into habitat losses
• Major Northumberland river restoration project is complete
• Distance from natural habitat doesn’t reduce pollination in tropical smallholder farms
• Marine robotics will aid restoration efforts on Scottish loch
• Nature Restoration Fund to accelerate housebuilding and improve nature
• Wildlife Photographer of the Year reveals shortlisted photographs for highly anticipated Nuveen People’s Choice Award 2026
• Nature supports a good life in more ways than one
• Mountain habitats improving after deer management efforts
• Wildfire breaks out at Danes Moss Nature Reserve
• Record year for Scotland’s tallest bird after return from extinction
• Herts Environmental Records Centre Hit Four Million Species Records
• Fresh hope for one of the world’s rarest plant species as 500 Shore Dock returned to Welsh coast
• Landscape of globally rare habitat restored near Loch Ness in one of first and largest projects of its kind in Scotland
• Ordnance Survey develops a ready-to-use land and habitat data tool to help with Biodiversity Net Gain
• Wildlife Trusts Demand Irreplaceable Status for Chalk Streams in Open Letter to Government

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