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Despite their high prevalence in many towns, experts warn that gull numbers are rapidly declining.

Despite their high prevalence in many towns, experts warn that gull numbers are rapidly declining.

A new study revealed that domestic cats kill over 2,000 species. Here's why your furry friend is a problem to biodiversity.

A new study revealed that domestic cats kill over 2,000 species. Here's why your furry friend is a problem to biodiversity.

Cats prey on hundreds of threatened, endangered species, with scientists categorizing felines as part of the most “problematic invasive species in the world,” according to a new study. In an assessment of the diet of 533 free-ranging cats — both owned and unowned cats with access to the outdoors — researchers found a total of…

Bathing water quality off Weston-super-Mare’s two-mile beach has been graded poor for the third year running

Arctic and little terns are breeding well but nests are still being disturbed, wildlife rangers say.

€30 million has been set aside for the Breeding Wader EIP

MEMBERS of the public have raised concerns over a tree planting project currently being consulted on

Farming and science organisations have hit back at suggestions that intensive farming is mainly to blame for nature decline in the British countryside.