Farming & Wildlife

An artist’s impression of Exmoor National Park Authority’s vision for the future. © Richard Allen, richardallenillustrator.com

New vision for Exmoor National Park

A wild salmon is leaping the waterfall at Buchanty Spout, Scotland. © RDPhotography/Getty

Salmon bred in captivity have fewer offspring in the wild

Sky lanterns being released at the 'Pennsylvania Sky Lantern Festival' in Pennsylvania, United States in September 2019. © Vural Elibol/Anadolu Agency/Getty

Concern over potential release of sky lanterns

Marmalade hoverfly. © Will Hawkes

Migrating hoverflies are providing essential pollination and pest control in the UK

Skylark Alauda arvensis, at the grassy edge of a small field. Cornwall, England. June.

Hope for skylarks

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What would happen if sheep stopped grazing our hillsides?

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Conservationists accused of turning a blind eye to the real reason for wildlife declines around the world

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Gove commits government to restoring British wildlife

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People & Wildlife

Can farming be wildlife-friendly?

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People & Wildlife

One man went to sow

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How does coffee help butterflies?

<> on October 27, 2014 in Selkirk, Scotland.

Wild fish at risk from salmon farms

Extending as far south as northern Africa, the cirl bunting is at the limit of its European range in southwestern England. © MikeLane45 / iStock

Britain’s cirl buntings are back from the brink