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It's no secret that we are facing interlinked nature, climate and social crises. We have never needed a restored and wild world more - and it in return has never needed us more. It is not too late to fix nature. Every action for a wilder planet has a positive impact. For us and for wildlife. And by working at scale we can make the change.
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Moths in the mail
As moths get the Royal Mail stamp of approval, we celebrate the ten special species they’ve chosen to spotlight.
Choose the Wild Classroom
Trainee teachers choose the wild classroom! Ellie and Vicki led a two-day outdoor learning experience for trainee teachers,…
Battling New Zealand Pygmyweed
Wood Lane Nature Reserve faces an ongoing challenge with New Zealand Pygmyweed, an introduced aquatic plant that forms dense mats and…
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What's happening for wildlife and wild spaces in Shropshire?
Ten years on from the vote: Brexit has turned the UK grey not green
A new report commissioned by The Wildlife Trusts has uncovered the decade-long decline of the UK’s environment since the EU Referendum…
New poll reveals dramatic loss of ‘outdoor joy’ as we age
30 Days Wild challenge offers the chance to reconnect with nature
Missing: FOIs reveal 25 million chickens are unaccounted for in England
Gap in poultry figures could have huge impacts on river pollution and land use say The Wildlife Trusts
