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Wildlife & exotics news headlines

Bittern numbers continue to rise Bittern numbers continue to rise
Approximately half of the UK's bitterns live on RSPB reserves. Read More

RSPCA launches toolkit to help vets treat wildlife

RSPCA launches toolkit to help vets treat wildlife

The online resource includes practical advice on...

RSPCA launches toolkit to help vets treat wildlife

1,400 species eaten by Asian hornets, study finds
The invasive species has spread across western Europe. Read More

Stone-curlew conservation project celebrates 40 years

Stone-curlew conservation project celebrates 40 years
Populations of the bird have doubled since 1985. Read More


Bigger animals have increased cancer risk, study confirms

Bigger animals have increased cancer risk, study confirms
Findings challenge belief there is no link with size. Read More

River biodiversity increased by reduced metal pollution

River biodiversity increased by reduced metal pollution
Ecological health was improved in the 1990s and early 2000s.Read More


18.2m worry about litter impact on animals, survey suggests

18.2m worry about litter impact on animals, survey suggests

Harmful objects have left animals needing vital...


Avian influenza reported in Norfolk grey seals

Avian influenza reported in Norfolk grey seals

It is the first non-avian case reported by Defra since 2023.

Call for urgent action on wildlife crime

Call for urgent action on wildlife crime
Pressure mounts on UK government to 'Make Wildlife Count' Read More

Scottish bird species hit by climate change

Scottish bird species hit by climate change
Temperature changes mean increases for some species, but declines for others. Read More