⭐ It’s been 25 years since the turn of the new millennium and we’re celebrating just some of the projects restoring threatened bird species in England during this time. ⭐ The Saltmarsh Redshank Recovery Project, partly funded by the Action for Birds in England partnership, is a targeted conservation initiative combining research and habitat management to safeguard Redshank populations breeding on saltmarsh in England. In 2024 comprehensive surveys in two key saltmarsh areas revealed 597 breeding

One of England’s rarest dragonflies is being introduced to RSPB Campfield Marsh in Cumbria today – the White-faced Darter. A big thank you to British Dragonfly Society, Natural England and Cumbria Wildlife Trust @cumbriawildlife for their support in making this happen 💚 How you too can help dragonflies: ✔️ Create a wildlife-friendly pond ✔️ Avoid using peat-based compost ✔️ Support local peatland restoration projects Video credit 📹: Steve White. A montage of White-faced Darter dragonflies rest

3.8K views · 51 reactions | Natural England is removing invasive Japanese rose plants that are damaging the important dunes at the North Walney National Nature Reserve. Here a digger fitted with a rotary sieve is sifting the pervasive roots from the sand. The exposed sand will in some places create new breeding ponds for the endangered natterjack toad that lives in the reserve. | BBC Cumbria | Facebook

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4K views · 83 reactions | "Once, there were leks on heaths in...