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Never has there been a more important time to invest in our own wildlife. the heads of britain's three most powerful conservation charities have joined forces, in an effort to protect and restore nature in the uk. between them, they have 8.5 million members. we've come together because while we have spectacular nature here in the uk it is in crisis, it's on the brink. only a quarter of all our curlew chicks survive their first year. we certainly value our nature here in the uk. three—quarters of us say we're worried about nature here in the uk, but it seems we have no idea how bad things hav...

On the somerset levels. in winter, generally on wetlands and in estuaries, you get larger congregations of birds. as governments meet to agree tough new targets for protecting life on earth, conservation charities are calling for urgent action to restore nature. we are in a major extinction event. we've not seen species become extinct at the current rates as they are now, since the dinosaurs. so a million species, one in five species are at risk of extinction. so we need to halt that decline by the end of 2030 and need to be actually recovering nature by that point. born out of an industrial p...

The planet's ecosystems, but as one of the most nature—depleted countries in the world, britain's own record is under scrutiny. our environment correspondent, helen briggs, has more, from somerset. a great egret making the most of a winter wonderland at wetlands on the somerset levels. in winter, generally on wetlands and in estuaries, you get larger congregations of birds. as governments meet to agree tough new targets for protecting life on earth, conservation charities are calling for urgent action to restore nature. we are in a major extinction event. we've not seen species become extinc...