Helping tackle the War On Wildlife
The Monarch butterfly Danaus plexippus is one of North America’s most iconic species, “as American as apple pie'”. It is also, writes Charlie Moores, in danger of extinction – particularly the western population which has lost a staggering 99% of its numbers since the 1980s.
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A study from Cornell University last month found the US and Canada has lost one in four of their birds – or nearly 3 billion breeding adults – since 1970. The first-ever comprehensive assessment revealed across-the-board declines that scientists have called “staggering”.
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Guest post: 6,000 mile flights and the lengths Dukes go to avoid bird poo
Nesting birds and the law
Fur Trapping in a UK National Park
Killing wildfowl banned on Humber Estuary
Guest post: Ellie Walliker | Hare Coursing in Cambridgeshire
Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting
Happy Birthday Wild Justice
Guest Post : Coronavirus – A Potential Cover for Wildlife Crime & Cruelty?
