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Why Mangroves Are One of the Planet’s Greatest Natural Defences
They shelter wildlife, nurture marine life, protect coastlines, and lock away vast amounts of carbon. So why are the world’s mangroves still disappearing?
The Great Rewilding: How the Comeback of Lost Species Is Restoring Ecosystems
Around the world, animals once driven out of their landscapes are being brought back. From wolves and bison to beavers could rewilding lost species help restore a broken planet?
World’s First Octopus Megafarm Scrapped after Global Welfare Backlash
In a major victory for marine environmental campaigners plans for the world’s first octopus ‘megafarm’ – which would have killed […]
Roaring Success on Day One of Big Cat Fest 2026
Big Cat Fest 2026 opened its gates to 3,000 visitors, kicking off a landmark 10-day event celebrating wild cat conservation and rescue in Kent
Ursa the Lynx’s New Beginning: Inside the UK’s New Wild Cat Rescue Centre
Rescued from war-torn Ukraine, Ursa the Eurasian lynx has become the first resident of The Big Cat Sanctuary’s new Wild Cat Rescue Centre
English League Champions Arsenal Donate Socks to Help Rescue Donkeys
Arsenal donate socks from first-team players to animal welfare charity Redwings, to protect donkeys receiving treatment
World’s Rarest Great Ape – the Tapanuli Orangutan – Faces Fresh Extinction Threat
The Tapanuli orangutan, identified as a distinct species less than a decade ago, could be pushed closer to extinction
From Dugongs to Oryx: Abu Dhabi Strengthens Global Biodiversity Efforts
The Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) has signed a new agreement with the International Union for Conservation of Nature […]
Wildlife to Replace Historical Figures on UK Banknotes
Native species of mammals, birds, insects, amphibians and fish have all been shortlisted as replacement on UK banknotes
Incredible Study Finds 47 Species 3,700 Metres Beneath the Atlantic
A single sample collected from a newly protected area of the Atlantic Ocean revealed 47 genetically distinct species, highlighting just how little we know about life in the deep sea
