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24
Aug
Turning tides for waterbirds in the UK
In recent years, the UK’s estuaries and other wetlands have seen several notable changes in the birds using them. Little ...
19
Aug
Marine Conservation Society calls for volunteers for Beachwatch Big Weekend 2010
The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) urgently needs volunteers to take part in the UK’s biggest beach clean and litter survey ...
17
Aug
Svalbard expedition confirms hungry polar bears a threat to conservation success story
A Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) scientist just returned from Svalbard has confirmed that polar bears stranded on land in ...
11
Aug
More Welsh birds in the red
The latest assessment of all of Wales’ 213 regularly occurring birds – Population Status of Birds in Wales 2 – ...
6
Aug
WWT re-launches photography competition with fantastic new prizes
The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) is re-launching their annual photography competition with a new website, new categories and new ...
29
Jul
Latest discovery of world’s oldest living species raises hope of more across the UK
Two new colonies of a rare tadpole shrimp which date back over 200 million years have been discovered in Dumfriesshire, ...
28
Jul
WWT begins breeding project to save endangered waders
WWT have begun work on a groundbreaking new project to perfect the process of breeding waders as part of our ...
21
Jul
WWT to attend this year’s Rutland Bird Fair
WWT will once again host a stand at this year’s Rutland Bird Fair – the world’s first and largest international ...
18
Jun
Last Chance to See presenter Mark Carwardine becomes WWT vice president
WWT is delighted to announce that Mark Carwardine, the co-star of BBC2’s Last Chance to See with Stephen Fry, has ...
17
Jun
Hungry polar bears threaten WWT conservation success story
Scientists from the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) fear that hungry polar bears are jeopardising a conservation success story by ...
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