The British public is putting the red squirrel back in the picture with drawings, paintings, photographs and sculpture for a new People’s Collection.
Public puts Britain’s disappearing red squirrel back in the picture
For people who care deeply about animals
The British public is putting the red squirrel back in the picture with drawings, paintings, photographs and sculpture for a new People’s Collection.
Discover how Snaizeholme in the Yorkshire Dales is restoring woodland, peatland and rivers while supporting wildlife, farming and nearby communities.
This month, our popular Field Notes column welcomes one of Britain’s best-known wildlife writers and hedgehog champions, Hugh Warwick. An… read the article
A national conservation campaign backed by more than 83,000 people is calling on the Government to give Britain’s native red… read the article
One of England’s last red squirrel strongholds could become the Woodland Trust’s largest site in the country, but only if… read the article
Ricky Gervais and Joanna Lumley join conservationists in condemning the “shameful” trade in endangered wildlife trophies Giraffes, among the most… read the article
New national awareness day launched as Save Our Reds petition nears 75,000 signatures Britain’s first Save Our Reds Day will… read the article
Hollywood star accuses Sheffield City Council of ‘wanton hypocrisy’ as residents warn that plans to build 3,500 homes on 800… read the article
New research has revealed a startling truth: a third of British children do not know that red squirrels still live… read the article