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Wildlife

Hedgehogs struggle as heatwaves continue

Heatwaves in the UK are proving deadly for hedgehogs, with experts sharing urgent warnings as beloved species struggles to survive in the extreme weather.

Bumblebee on a thistle

Charity

Bumblebee charity issues urgent plea for support

Amidst an unprecedented crisis for bumblebees, the Bumblebee Conservation Trust faces substantial financial constraints, impeding the provision of essential support for the pollinators.

Field fare in a tree

Wildlife

Results 2025 Big Farmland Bird Count

Providing a snapshot of bird life, the annual GWCT Big Farmland Bird Count allows farmers and landowners across the UK to measure the impact of their conservation efforts.

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Wildlife

RHS and RSPB unite to champion Swifts

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is partnering with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) to create a show garden at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival 2025.

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Products

Vale Wildlife Hospital launches Hedgehog Food

Part of their ‘Happy Hedgehogs, Healthy Gardens’ campaign, Vale Wildlife Hospital launched Vale’s Hedgehog Food, designed to provide essential nutrients for hedgehogs.

Butterfly on grass

Wildlife

Next level No Mow May

Butterfly Conservation is campaigning for people to take No Mow May to the next level and pledge to leave grass to grow long from April to September.

A hedgehog in the grass looking for food

Wildlife

Hedgehog Awareness Week 2025

For this year’s Hedgehog Awareness Week, the British Hedgehog Preservation Society is asking people to ‘give hedgehogs the edge’.

Matthew Trevelyan dressed in colossal curlew costume for his 53 mile walk to raise awareness of the bird's decline.

Local Heroes

For the plight of Curlews

Wearing an enormous Curlew costume, Matthew Trevelyan walked 53 miles to raise awareness and funds for the endangered bird.

Bumblebee flying to different flowers

Wildlife

2024: The worst year for bumblebees recorded

The 2025 BeeWalk Annual Report revealed that 2024 was the worst year for bumblebees since records began, with numbers declining by 22.5% compared to the 2010-2023 average.