ConservationNews
Scotland could be fossil-fuel free by 2030
A study backed by WWF (Worldwide Fund for Nature) has tested the viability of the Scottish government’s current policy goal to de-carbonise the country’s […]
2014 good year for Bats and Bitterns in UK
A new report has suggested that populations of 10 British bat species including Daubenton’s and Brandt’s are stable or increasing following previous years of […]
Seal population doing well in Thames Estuary
After years of culling for meat and fur, seal populations in the Thames Estuary are returning to their natural levels. Both Harbour and Grey […]
Religious groups stand up for climate action
A number of different organisations (including A Rocha UK) pounded the streets of London and New York in September as part of the People’s […]
Targets to increase conservation of global biodiversity are not being met
The latest UN report on global biodiversity says targets to halt the loss of wildlife and habitats are not being met. the deadline for […]