Be wild about wildlife

07/05/2022

On day 6 of we celebrate why amphibians are important. Not only are they incredibly important in the environment, but they profoundly enhance our lives and our world in countless ways. They provide vital biomedicines, including compounds that are being refined for analgesics, antibiotics, stimulants for heart attack victims, and treatments for diverse diseases including depression, stroke, seizures, Alzheimer’s, and cancer. Read more about amphibians as indicators of environmental health and their contribution to humanity: https://www.amphibianark.org/the-crisis/amphibians-as-indicators/

16/02/2022

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02/06/2021

We will be back up and running within the next 8 weeks . It’s been so depressing for my animals and me during lockdown. we have missed the happy interactions. We are taking bookings from September . 😀

09/05/2021

This is why trees are Important! 🙏🌳

Please Plant trees Plant hope 🌳❤🌳

Help us to Plant Trees 🌳🌍🌳

https://www.ketto.org/fundraiser/help-to-plant-1-trillion-tree-worldwide

15/12/2020

17/08/2020

15/06/2020

Sign up now to be a Backyard Nature Guardian and get the tools you need to protect your patch, no matter how small - it's time to save the world, for real!

08/06/2020

Bats are some of the world's most misunderstood mammals. Despite the direct benefits bats bring to society (by pollinating plants, dispersing seeds, and cont...

20/05/2020

For a resilient garden, diversity is key. But it’s not just about planting different kinds of veggies! By actively increasing your garden’s diversity, you support your wider ecosystem - which we are all a part of, each and every day, whether we realise it or not.

02/05/2020

This summer sit back and let the grass grow, as a new campaign called No Mow May encourages gardeners to leave their mowers in the shed and transform their lawns into havens of biodiversity. Illustration Lesley Buckingham

20/04/2020

While at the beginning of spring, new life is usually at the forefront, death plays an equally important role within nature's .

Rewilding Europe, together with Dutch NGO ARK Natuurontwikkeling, wants to help Europe’s scavengers by encouraging a fresh look at how herbivore carcasses are managed across the continent.

In line with the Circle of Life approach, several of our local rewilding teams are currently working hard to boost the local availability of wild carrion and thereby support the diverse range of species that depend on it.

Read more about the Circle of Life project on our website: https://rewildingeurope.com/blog/the-circle-of-life-project-supporting-europes-scavengers/

📷 Jeroen Helmer / ARK Natuurontwikkeling

03/03/2020

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06/02/2020

Discover 10 ways in which you can make your garden a haven for hedgehogs.