A new Agriculture Bill details that UK farmers and land managers will be paid for ‘public goods’ after Brexit.
Thousands take part in ‘The People’s Walk for Wildlife‘ calling for an end to the ‘war on wildlife’ in the UK
The walk was accompanied by the delivery of a radical manifesto, co-edited by TV presenter Chris Packham, to Downing Street.
Should we approach wildlife conservation differently following the death of the last male northern white rhino?
Why has it taken until the effective extinction of this ancient lineage of giants for people to care?
Blue Planet II — A spectacularly useless documentary?
“As awe-inspiring as this documentary is, it does little to aid in the conservation of real nature,” argues Nicholas Harvey.
How can biodiversity conservation and poverty alleviation work hand in hand?
A Trust in Kenya is proving how these often conflicting forces can work together.
Rewilding project plans to bring a wildlife safari experience to Europe
Europe is not known for wildlife safaris. A new project aims to change that.
Rewilding is not about keeping people out of nature, but bringing them back together
Nature and humans working in unison.
The secrets behind South Africa’s safaris. One that values animals for their profit
These safaris aren’t in it for the conservation.
Top 3 steps which could improve environment conservation in 2017
2017 could be a turning point for conservation.
Top three ‘big mammals’ you can see in Europe
You may not have to travel as far as you think to spot these beautiful mammals in the wild.
Rewilding in the UK gets a boost from two successful campaigns
Is there a growing realisation that working with nature can make economic and social sense as well as environmental sense? We can cautiously hope so.
Swaziland calls to legalise Rhino Horn Trade — Could this save the Species from a Second Poaching War?
Poaching is now one of the biggest threats facing some of the Earth’s most iconic species. Should we try to save species by making them pay their way?