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A native pine marten (4). Credit Dr Joshua P Twining

Pine martens show a preference for non-native grey squirrels over native red squirrels

Pollution on the Afon Llynfi

Thousands of fish killed in devastating pollution incident on Welsh river

Beaver female/Credit: Mike Symes, Devon Wildlife Trust

Wild beavers granted legal right to remain in England

Horse Close, Buttermere, Lake District.

Wildlife stories

Rise in fly-camping and campervan numbers puts nature at risk

Child writing in woodland/Credit: National Trust images, Chris Lacey

New project aims to help children develop a lasting connection with nature

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Great British Beach Clean urges volunteers to take ‘local action’

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Big Butterfly Count: common species to identify and how to take part

Flooded homes viewed from aerial shot, Getty

Natural solutions to be used against flooding

Bison at Wildwood Trust. Credit Wildwood Trust

Wild bison to roam England’s woodlands in flagship wildling project

River Wye from Symonds Yat Rock viewpoint, UK, Getty

River Wye pollution linked to free-range poultry farming

Mountain hare on snow covered mountains, Getty

Mountain hares gain special protection in Scotland

Girl writing outside. Credit/ Siriwat Nakha/EyeEm/Getty

Children’s nature writing competition winners revealed

Daisie field in the gardens at Eyam Hall and Craft Centre, Derbyshire

Wildlife stories

Interest in nature grows during coronavirus pandemic

Pine marten standing on tree trunk, Getty

Urban areas are limiting the control of grey squirrels by pine martens

Woodland of Cannock Chase, England

World’s first forest soundmap project calls for participants