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- One quarter of native mammals now at risk of extinction in Britain
- At least 28 extinctions prevented by conservation action
- UK’s biggest ever farmland bird count shows farmers committing to conservation
- Puffins in peril as new report shows a quarter of birds across the island of Ireland are now Red-listed
- New BirdLife report: 1 in 5 bird species in Europe is threatened by extinction
- New Red List of British butterflies
- New UK Red List for birds: more than one in four species in serious trouble
- Dragonflies threatened as wetlands around the world disappear
- Half of British butterfly species on new Red List
- New virtual approach helps tackle gaps in identifying endangered species
- New research shows more than one in four birds in Wales in serious trouble
- Hazel dormice should be classified as ‘Endangered’, according to new research
- More than 900 at-risk animal and plant species not covered by global trade protections, new research shows
- One fifth of all species in Europe threatened with extinction
- BGCI Celebrates Reverse the Red Day
- First ever ‘Red List of Freshwater Fish’ for the Isle of Man
- Are beachgoers driving our wildlife away?
- Volunteers Monitor Yorkshire’s Kittiwakes
- One quarter of freshwater animals at risk of extinction - IUCN Red List
- Conservation efforts are bringing species back from the brink, even as overall biodiversity falls
- IUCN Red List Update: Global Impacts, Regional Statuses, and the Way Forward
- Rare bat species found in Kent
- Arctic seals threatened by climate change, birds decline globally – IUCN Red List
- Emperor penguin and Antarctic fur seal now Endangered due to climate change – IUCN Red List
- A singing success for Nightingales on RSPB nature reserves
- IUCN Director General’s statement on World Environment Day 2026
- Reassessing the UK’s Most Threatened Trees
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