Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Rewilding
Conservation organisation releases white rhinos back into the wild
In a rare bit of good news African Parks, a conservation organisation, has released the first of 2000 white rhinos into the wild.
Survey reveals changing fortunes of British butterflies
The results of the 2023 UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme reveal the changing fortunes of some British butterflies.
Poorly planned tree planting schemes are threatening ecosystems
A new study says that poorly planned tree planting in schemes in Africa are threatening vital grassland eco-systems.
The rainforest coming to Devon
The National Trust is to plant 100,000 trees to create a unique, and environmentally important, temperate rainforest in north Devon.
Last hope for the northern white rhino
Could a highly experimental IVF technique bring the northern white rhino back from the very brink of extinction?
Wolf hunting could be allowed within the EU
European Commission recomends the downgrading of wolf protection status in a move that could lead to the resumption of wolf hunting.
Police investigate Scotland’s missing golden eagle
Southern Scotland's golden eagle population is increasing, but the suspicious dissapearnce of one eagle leads to police investigation.
Rewilding hopes as beaver is born in London for first time in 400 years
The beaver was reintroduced to London last year and now, just eighteen months later, the first baby beaver has been born.
Lake district reintroduces endangered water voles
Water voles are now classed as endangered in the UK but are being reintroduced helping restore vital river ecosystems
Tenacious beasts: The philosophical complexities of wildlife conservation
Christopher J Preston lays bare the stark details of extinction, with glimmers of hope for wildlife conservation, in this fascinating book
Wild bison return to the UK with surprising results
The first bison in the UK in 6,000 years have already begun to make their mark on their new woodland home in Kent
Why are some wild animals becoming self-domesticated?
Scientists have been recording changes in the behaviours of animals that indicate that they may be becoming self-domesticated
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