“Birds are also victims of salmon farming” These are the “well paid jobs for rural communities” : shovelling lice-ridden, diseased dead salmon and killing wild birds. There is nothing good about this industry. RSPCA Assured stamp it “welfare assured”. youtu.be/QSmHoPR4-8Q?si…

This sexton beetle looked like it had expired on a North Yorkshire moor Ashleigh Whiffin , I don't know whether the mites had anything to do with it. Can you identify the species? If so I'll put it on iRecord

Well done guys, great stuff 👏🐬🐳

Great news Haworth YHA England & Wales staying open as a hostel Keighley News Alistair Shand . But a bit worried about buyer - Risk Resolve Ltd specialise in holiday accommodation and real estate so I'm wondering what they know about running a hostel. Hope have a good manager/staff

Had a great walk around the Lowther Castle & Gardens rewilding estate and it's looking great Lee Schofield Rewilding Britain . The Longhorn cattle have calves so they must be happy! Lots of great habitat for wildlife. On a tour of Lakes and South Scotland projects so lots in store

Possible remnant/future beacon of British temperate rainforest at Low Beck, Wild Ennerdale Guy Shrubsole ? Lots of ferns and fungi among the old oaks, ash, rowan and holly trees

This is fantastic news. This will be another real showpiece of how nature can be restored across the UK and a great example of what should be happening in our national parks - do you agree Campaign for National Parks George Monbiot Lee Schofield Guy Shrubsole Rewilding Britain?

Last day of my fantastic Rewilding Britain tour for this year. Langholm Initiative Tarras Valley and RSPB Geltsdale show both local communities and big national charities can make a difference to nature restoration. Not many birds - highlight was pink feet skein heading to Solway

Having seen some great examples of nature restoration best practice under the auspices of Rewilding Britain , my way home just underlined the sad state of the Yorkshire Dales National Park with so few trees or wildlife-rich habitats, eg along the B6270 to Keld. Time our parks put biodiversity first

After 10 days visiting some of the best nature restoration projects under the auspices of Rewilding Britain , it was sad to see on my way home the dire state of Yorkshire Dales National Park with few trees or wildlife-rich habitats, eg along the B6270 to Keld. Time our parks put biodiversity first