As nature reserves head into the busiest time of the year conservationists have warned that dogs off leads are causing injury and disturbance to animals and people.

An artificial sand martin bank and two nests were destroyed after vandals struck at the Nene Wetlands nature reserve in Northamptonshire.

The Great Fen in Cambridgeshire welcomed the Duke of Gloucester yesterday (03/07/25) - his first visit as patron of the peatland conservation vision.

Work at the Great Fen in Cambridgeshire to grow trial crops in wet peat beds has been given a boost thanks to a new EU-funded project.

New ambitious 2030 plan lays out work needed to protect nature

Groundwork has begun to create a huge new area of wetland habitat at the Great Fen in Cambridgeshire. The work starts as the Great Fen partners celebrate 25 years since the ambitious project first…

As green burials become more popular in the UK, a wildlife focused resting place in Cambridgeshire is expanding to meet demand

Dogs off leads at protected nature reserves are disturbing nests, scaring away wintering birds and hampering the efforts of conservationists.

Thousands of homes proposed close to a National Nature Reserve which is a vital habitat for rare plants and butterflies will be a backward step for nature.

Traditional livestock grazing and cutting edge technology have been used together to create the ideal conditions for wetland species.