A farm has seen spring pair counts rise from 17 to 159 in under a decade, through habitat creation, insect-friendly farming and targeted predator control.
Ponsonby Farms: a grey partridge recovery story Read more...
At Abbeystead Estate, grouse moor management is restoring peatland, bringing waders back to the hills and slowing floodwater.
Abbeystead Estate: the grouse moor that’s also a flood defence Read more...
The Peppering Biodiversity Project is a success story for nature recovery being delivered at
a large scale on an arable farm in West Sussex.
The Peppering Biodiversity Project Read more...
Jim and Catherine Allsop are committed to nature recovery at the Monk Wood Shoot near Chesterfield – a small DIY game shoot that has maximised its conservation potential.
The Working for Waders partnership has published predator management guidance on how lethal and non-lethal predator control can contribute to wader conservation.
Wader Week – get the right advice Read more...
Members of Lough Erne Wildfowlers’ Council are working with local farmers on predator management and habitat provision to increase the numbers of breeding snipe, curlew, lapwing, redshank and common sandpiper.
Helping breeding waders around Lough Erne, Northern Ireland Read more...
Land managed by The Lytham & District Wildfowlers’ Association supports the highest numbers of breeding redshank and avocet in the UK thanks to a combination of predator control and habitat management.
Redshank and avocet recovery in Northwest England Read more...
Wide-ranging conservation work being carried out on a Kent shoot is set to become a case study for the county’s Local Nature Recovery Strategy.
Kent shoot’s focus on conservation is making space for nature Read more...
At Southill Estate in Bedfordshire, head gamekeeper Paul Dunn is showing how practical deer management can restore habitats and support wildlife at scale.
A new kind of keeper: how Southill is restoring nature from within Read more...
The 2024/25 BASC Wing Survey delivered its most successful season in recent years, with a total of 3,201 wings submitted.
Record-breaking wing submissions boost wildfowl monitoring efforts Read more...
