Last year, we marched with #RestoreNatureNow - and this year we're doing the same again, in just 1 month's time!

On the 22nd June, we'll be in London with Restore Nature Now.

Will you join us?

#environment

Photos: Jenny Matthews, Areanna Alizan, Matt Larsen-Daw

Our 'Searching for Shrews' project has now dissected over 350 pellets and found 2500 small mammals. Greater white-toothed shrews have been found in County Durham and Nottinghamshire.

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Photo credits: Lawson Pipet, Ruth Carden, Sam Browett

#INNSweek

But what does this mean for us–and them?

Find out by reading Groundbreakers: The Return of Britain's Wild Boar by Chantal Lyons, the first book we’ll be discussing in our newly-launched Mammal Book Club.

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It's Invasive Non Native Species Week! #INNSweek

The British Isles have many non-native mammal species, such as the European rabbit, edible dormouse, and American mink.

Read about the mink: buff.ly/4aIrpy1

Photo credits: William Richardson, Mark Hows, Matt Binstead

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Great Mountain Hare survey training day - despite having to run late in order to do the hillside survey after we were locked down by a torrential thunderstorm! Lots of hare and signs of hare spotted on our transect at Glenshee Ski Centre
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Last chance to book onto this tracks and signs workshop happening in East Lothian, Scotland this Friday!

Led by John Rhyder, the workshop will cover foot morphology, print identification, scat identification, and more.

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What do grey squirrels, american mink, and muntjac deer all have in common? Join us on May 31st at 12pm with Dr. Ken Thompson, ecologist and author, to explore the story and science of invasive species.

Register here: buff.ly/3UNtNNV