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Big Wasp Survey seeks citizen scientists
Since the survey started in 2017, 3,389 participants have taken part, collecting over 62,000 wasps. The study aims to learn...
Heatwaves affect infected bees more, study reveals
The discovery has raised further discussion about how climate change and extreme weather might impact the pollination of crops. Bees...
Water voles make return to Lake District
The water vole is Britain’s fastest declining mammal. 365 water voles have been released to new homes in Cumbria. A...
New avian flu guidance released
The document covers a wide range of issues including contingency planning, avian influenza testing, PPE and detailed biosecurity advice. It...
Wildlife centre releases first hoglets of year
The hoglets were given dog beds filled with hay, moss and leaves to acclimate them with making nests once they...
Scotland publishes wild bird avian flu plan
Approximately 20,500 seabirds were reported dead to NatureScot in spring and summer 2022. Document sets out approach to monitoring and...
Three rescued wigeons released
Scotland only sees 200 breeding pairs that stay year round, so the arrival of the wigeons at the centre was...
Urban foxes may be bolder but not more clever, study finds
‘…just because a fox lives in a city, doesn’t necessarily mean it’ll engage in problem-solving.’- Dr Blake Morton. Results suggest...
Three beaver kits born on Exmoor
A public vote will be held to name the kits. The new arrivals are a boost for conservation project. Conservationists...
Big rise in red admirals surprises experts
The red admiral was the fifth most spotted butterfly in last year’s count. The species is currently leading 2023 Big...