Scotland Set Out a New Action Plan for Invasive Non-Native Species
Scotland’s 2026–2032 plan focuses on prevention, early action and coordinated management of invasive non-native species.
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Fota Wildlife Park Received Funding for Threatened Species Conservation
Ireland allocated €700,000 to support conservation work at Fota Wildlife Park for several threatened native species.
The New Forest Improved 321 Hectares for Wildlife Through a Species Survival Programme
A £1.3 million Species Survival Fund programme in the New Forest improved 321 hectares across 31 sites with ponds, hedgerows, trees and meadows.
Reedbed Restoration in Scotland Brought Marsh Harriers Back to Caerlaverock
A four-year reedbed restoration project at Caerlaverock National Nature Reserve has been hailed as a success after marsh harriers returned to the site.
Scotland Opened a Nature Fund Run for Young People by Young People
Scotland’s Future Routes Fund supports projects led by 11 to 26-year-olds who want to improve their local environment and connect more people with nature.
Scottish Nature Projects Shared More Than £5 Million for Restoration Work
Thirteen projects were awarded more than £5 million through Scotland’s Nature Restoration Fund, supporting work on habitats, species and climate resilience.
The Outer Hebrides Began Shaping a New Plan for Natural Heritage
The Outer Hebrides is preparing a Natural Heritage Strategy to guide nature restoration, conservation and nature-based funding across the islands.
Torquay Pavilion Moved Into the Next Stage of Restoration Planning
Torbay Council is preparing listed building consent and restoration design work for Torquay Pavilion, moving the landmark closer to a repaired future.
England Announced a £1.5 Billion Package for Arts Venues, Museums and Libraries
A major funding package in England is aimed at saving and improving more than 1,000 arts venues, museums, libraries and heritage buildings.
Ireland Funded 53 Community Conservation Projects Across 20 Counties
Ireland announced more than €1 million for 53 community conservation projects, including peatland restoration, endangered species research and invasive species work.