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The Eurasian curlew is one of the country’s most iconic waders; Europe’s largest wading bird, and instantly recognisable from its long,...

Across the UK’s upland areas – be that in Wales, Cumbrian farms or the Highlands of Scotland – land prices are rising as businesses and...

The UK population of ground nesting birds, particularly red listed curlews and lapwings, continue to face severe declines and urgent...

The annual black grouse lek is one of the most incredible wildlife spectacles you can see within the UK. Across certain parts of the...

The public are regularly told by conservation charities that the best way to safeguard wildlife is by designating land as a 'protected...

According to an as yet unverified Facebook account on the West Yorkshire Hunt Sabs Facebook page, it is rumoured the BBC are 'set to...

Today, the Grampian Moorland Group are staging an online protest – called #ProtestInThePark – against changes proposed in the Cairngorm’s...

The Assynt Foundation's Glencanisp Lodge is being leased to a hotel chain for £30,000 pa This week an article in the Scottish Mail on...

[Luke and Rob Steele ©RobinCross] Disturbing revelations have emerged in the last 24hrs about Wild Moors founder, the renowned extremist...

There are 150 million rats in the UK, and the majority of people would have no qualms in putting down a rodenticide – or asking a...

Jeff Knott of the RSPB popped up BBC Radio 4’s Today programme this week, discussing the topic of urban gulls. A report from Natural...

It is often said that he who pays the piper calls the tune and when it became clear that the People's Trust for Endangered Species had...

What follows is not complicated, but we have kept it as short and simple as possible because some people appear to be unable to...

Following our previous blog on the wildfires currently being reported on moorlands all across the country – not just in the uplands – on...

Trees, don't you just love them? It is time that everybody calmed down. Anyone who engages with the media, or listens to politicians and...

As sure as night follows day, as soon as the weather starts to warm up and we feel that spring might, finally, be in the air, reports of...

Mountain hares are delightful animals. They are our only native Lagomorph. The others, brown hares and rabbits are both introduced...

Rural organisations have welcomed the news that Defra is ready to fight Wild Justice’s latest legal challenge in relation to the General...

Over the last few days, a number of articles in The Times newspaper as part of a report called ‘A wilder world’. They have covered a wide...

As the upcoming bird breeding season gets underway, the RSPB have launched a new campaign to help protect rare breeding wildlife - 'Watch...