Wildlife

Eagles

Reintroduction of White-tailed Eagles in Exmoor National Park

Exmoor National Park is poised to release additional white-tailed eagles as part of continuous conservation initiatives for the species. The Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation and Forestry England have been reintroducing these …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read

Green Belt

Outcry Over Plans to Develop Green Belt Area for Housing

The proposal to build 381 homes—40% of which would be affordable—on 28 acres of green belt land in North Somerset has sparked outrage and objections from more than 200 locals. The site, planned for development by Land Value …

By James Robinson · · 2 min read

Rspca

RSPCA Appeals for Information on Tortured Hedgehogs in Frome

The RSPCA is reaching out to the public for any information regarding the disturbing case of tortured hedgehogs discovered in Frome. The organization has been made aware of distressing images depicting deceased hedgehogs, …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read

Bath

Volunteers Protect Bath Amphibians from Roadkill

Every spring, the residents of Bath rally together to protect the local toad, frog, and newt populations as they make their perilous journey across Charlcombe Lane to reach their breeding lake at the bottom of Charlcombe …

By Charles Bowser · · 2 min read

Somerset

Explore the Enchanting Ubley Warren in Somerset

Nestled in the picturesque Mendip Hills, Ubley Warren is a hidden gem offering breathtaking walking trails and a rich historical heritage. A nature reserve encompassing Ubley Warren, Velvet Bottom, and Beacon Batch, this …

By James Robinson · · 2 min read

Somerset

Chilly Tradition: New Year's Day Dip in Somerset

The Secret World Wildlife Rescue Centre in East Huntspill is encouraging swimmers to take the plunge into the icy waters of Marine Lake in Clevedon on New Year’s Day. This annual tradition, spanning decades, aims to raise …

By Tommy Wathen · · 2 min read

Somerset

From Dump to Nature: Somerset's Remarkable Transformation

A Somerset rubbish dump has been given a new lease on life as it has been transformed into a thriving nature reserve. The Carymoor Environmental Trust spearheaded the rejuvenation of the old landfill site, which had been …

By James Robinson · · 2 min read