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It's now or never. This is the last chance to protect nature in the Planning and Infrastructure Bill. Email your MP to keep amendment 130 in the Bill.

Poole, Dorset: The harbour here is globally significant for black-tailed godwits, which have flown south to feast on these mudflats

Poole, Dorset: The harbour here is globally significant for black-tailed godwits, which have flown south to feast on these mudflats

Poole, Dorset: The harbour here is globally significant for black-tailed godwits, which have flown south to feast on these mudflats

Canford Heath, Dorset: Their UK numbers have thankfully recovered from near extinction in the 1960s, but that doesn’t make them any easier to spot

White Storks born at the Knepp Castle Estate in West Sussex last year have returned to the site this spring having wintered as far south as Morocco. At least six storks born at Knepp in 2024 returned to nest in the colony, including a female has set up home in the same tree as her parents, according to White Stork Project officer Laura Vaughan-Hirsch. Knepp Castle Estate owner Isabella Tree said the site's storks were

Introducing Wild Tales, the new National Trust podcast for nature lovers. These episodes will transport you around our weird, wonderful and utterly wild world.