Announcing the winners Alastair Giles, The Wainwright Prize Director, said: "Warmest congratulations to all our longlisted, shortlisted, and winning authors and illustrators. This year’s entries ...

On Wednesday 17 September, people from all over Wales flocked to Cardiff in a huge show of support for urgent action to tackle the nature and climate crisis. The Act Now, Change Forever mass lobby ...

Along with Wildlife Trusts Wales, the Welsh Wildlife Trust’s Youth Forums and local Swift groups, we're calling on you, our ...

Businesses have a critical role to play in fighting the nature and climate emergencies. We want to recognise those who can demonstrate a whole business approach to helping nature in Scotland. As a ...

Garden bird trichomonosis is a disease caused by the protozoan parasite Trichomonas gallinae, which causes lesions in the gullet, preventing swallowing of food and water. Therefore, affected birds ...

A ban on burning heather and grass on deep peat in England has been extended by the UK Government. The Department for ...

The Jay’s scientific name is Garrulus glandarius which translates from the Latin to chattering of the acorns. It’s an apt ...

It’s been another record-breaking year for Bitterns in the UK with 283 booming males recorded in the latest results from the RSPB and Natural England, a 20% increase from the previous survey and the ...

Fen Raft Spiders, one of the UK’s rarest spider species, are anticipated to have their best year on record at RSPB nature reserves, thanks to conservation efforts. Back in 2010, the future looked ...

They’re probably the strangest-looking bird in England, but they’re also one of the rarest. The googly-eyed Stone-curlew was once a more common spring and summer visitor to England, seen on sandy ...

This is the highest number to be counted in recent memory, after the bird faced extinction from Northern Ireland in the 1990’s. Once widespread across the countryside, the Corncrake has been driven to ...

Earlier this year, four breeding male Hen Harriers suspiciously disappeared from nests in northern England. Against all the odds, five healthy Hen Harrier chicks have now successfully fledged from two ...