Becky Pullinger, Head of Land Use Planning at The Wildlife Trusts, explores the potential offered by a Land Use Framework – and what need to happen next.

Woodland Trust, the largest woodland conservation charity in the UK, has given more of an insight into the temperate ...

Quick is all relative, of course. Conservation takes time, and the pace of change can feel glacial. Species can’t be brought back from the brink of extinction overnight. Changing hearts and minds is a ...

An assessment of “regenerative agriculture” – which focuses on improving soils, producing food and increasing farmland ...

Insects are the dominant form of animal life on our planet, providing humans and wildlife with pollination, food, and ...

Nature matters to people and the planning system is one of the key tools that has helped protect nature for the last eight ...

Wind power is killing a lot of eagles. The federal government is tracking this destruction, but it is all a big secret. We ...

Floating islands have been installed in a dock to provide new habitats for wildlife. The three artificial islands have been ...

After a five-year fight, a US District Court for the District of Arizona granted a temporary restraining order to block a ...

Deer, elk, and moose shed their antlers each year and for many Montanans trying to find them becomes a spring tradition.

If you’ve got your sights set on a new wildlife camera, you’ll find our favorites rounded up here. The OM System OM-1 is a great example of a camera that’s built for wildlife photography.

Under the Coastal Protection Act 1949, the removal of any natural material such as sand and pebbles from public beaches in the UK is illegal. Bans on seemingly harmless acts can be enforced by local ...