Worth reading. Also worth remembering that a proportion of the recharge in the aquifer is from rain clouds that originate over the Amazon rainforest. If that ecosystem continues to shrink (to the point of potential collapse), so will food security in North America (& the world).

Our work to protect Kenya’s wildlife is species inclusive: just ask our neighbourhood pod of 17 hippos. Outside of the rains, we offer them a top up meal of lucerne, which is gratefully received! sheldrickwildlifetrust.org

Clean between toes! Prof Alice Roberts💙 jenny seagrove 🍃💚🍃 Vicki Michelle MBE 💙 Welsh Beaver Project BBC Radio Solent Dr Craig Shuttleworth Katharine Walker Stuart Edmunds Peter Egan Nicola Goodwin 🎙️📺📚🏊‍♀️🏉 Jon Pimm Country Life

Labour’s ban on lead in ammunition will reverse Britain’s wildlife decline – protecting precious birdlife and cleaning up rivers. theguardian.com/environment/20…

The banning of lead ammunition is good news. Aside from the devastating impact on wildfowl, how can it be possibly be sensible to blast vast quantities of highly toxic lead over the land from which we get our food? It's madness. This ban is long overdue. 👏 Steve Reed

They got 4 years and 3 months each for felling the Sycamore Gap tree. I bet they really feel stupid now.

As the rivers run dry yet again NE have just informed me that they can't yet make up their minds about a beaver EOI I have assisted. So while riparian life dwindles and dies the one natural solution we could rely on for centuries to come remains forbidden.

A happy Sunday to you all from me, Meatball, Sonny, Chance, Big Mac and all the dogs. We’re just trying to rebuild our lives, be kind, stay alive and enjoy the sunshine. Our advice today is collect memories and not possessions. Have a lovely day ❤️

Trial date for Scottish gamekeeper accused of killing a Goshawk on a Perthshire shooting estate. NB: Comments turned off as criminal proceedings are live ⚖️ New blog ⬇️ raptorpersecutionuk.org/2025/07/23/tri…

Our partners at Pesticide Action Network UK have uncovered that 354 tonnes of pesticides were sprayed in towns and cities in 2024. We are in a #ButterflyEmergency, with long-term declines that need us all to take action to reduce the use of harmful chemicals, councils included.

Thumbs up if you want Ant Middleton as London Mayor?

Almost like a prophecy

So brilliant.

"A nationally significant water shortfall is gripping England". You'd never believe water companies have had 35 years to plan for this but then again there's always been a plan, the one that was cheapest for WCs, drain ever river in the country dry, and now they're running out

Today on the #inglorious12th months of hard work by organised criminals wiping our natural heritage comes to fruition. And all so they can kill yet more animals for fun and profit.

Where Korbessa naps, Toto follows! He saw his ‘little sister’ enjoying a lie-down and joined her headfirst. Korbessa loves to snuggle and was thrilled to have Toto by her side. Toto and Korbessa are two of the youngest orphans in our care. Rescued as infants they have has a

Four days to save a life. In one of our most challenging operations to date, teams battled terrain and rising tides to pull off an extraordinary rescue. Day 1: Two bulls trapped in mudflats near Kilifi Creek, hundreds of metres from solid ground. With darkness falling, we

Google plans to bulldoze a wildlife haven in Essex – home to rare species – for a data centre. Sign the petition now to help save it before it’s gone forever 🐝🦋 you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/save… via 38 Degrees

Months of work are paying off, this is not a commercial hide shot but absolutely result of a long period of trial and error. Completely my own work I'm proud to say😊💚🇮🇪

Golden eagle reintroduction poses threat to English farmers. NFU lying again. Their high chiefs sit on the boards of vast farming companies that span the globe. This is just cynical nonsense to cultivate membership from poor farmers they care nothing for. telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/08/1…