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- Northern Ireland’s recovering pine marten population benefits red squirrels, but the urban grey squirrel poses a problem
- Research shows significance of native predators to naturally restore ecosystem
- Recovering pine marten benefits red squirrels, but the grey squirrel still persists in urban areas
- England’s first reintroduced Pine Martens have kits!
- Scottish SPCA looks back at some unusual rescues of 2020
- Derbyshire gets first ever pine marten trainee
- Red squirrel conservation strategies likely to undermine species survival in future
- Pine martens drafted in to fight grey squirrel incursion
- New plans to reintroduce pine martens to South West England
- Nationally Critically Endangered Pine Marten spotted in London
- Thermal imaging trials capture growth of local pine marten population
- Pine martens return to the south of England
- Kent Wildlife Trust launches appeal to safeguard ancient Canterbury woodland in the hope of restoring the pine marten to Kent
- Pine marten numbers on the increase in Galloway as technology trials yield positive results
- Conservation charities win support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for woodland restoration and bringing back a lost member of our woodland communities
- Wild once more: pine martens return to the South West of England after 100-year absence
- Conservation partnership revives pine marten population in England and Wales
- Kits caught on camera: pine marten project celebrates arrival of first young
- All-Ireland survey launches to help track squirrels and pine martens
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