The UK Government banned smoking for people born in 2009 or later.

Why not ban Water Companies polluting, Energy Companies ripping you off, or NHS Privatisation as well?

New Decoy Wetland Complete YouTube video by Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants

New wetlands, new wildlife 🌿💧

25 hectares of habitat now complete at New Decoy in the @greatfen.org.uk and birds are already moving in.

See the transformation 👇
www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAax...

Read more here www.wildlifebcn.org/news/birds-m...

"Almost every feather sample tested from five common species of UK garden birds contained either permethrin, imidacloprid or fipronil – all insecticides that are banned for agricultural use but still common in pet tick and flea treatments."

Pied flycatcher

Blackcap

Mr Tufted duck

Woodlark

'Bout time I posted some piccies! Pied fly, blackcap and Tufty at @ Titchwell Marsh today. And a bonus woodlark over Hunstanton cliffs from a few mornings ago. #ukbirding

Where to see butterflies in Cambridgeshire Edward Pollard, the Cambridgeshire recorder, has put together a handy guide to the best places to see butterflies in Cambridgeshire. Please click the link below to download it.

Want to know where to see butterflies in Cambridgeshire?
I prepared a short guide to many of the best sites across the county. From the Small Blues of Magog Down, to Wall Brown in the Fens, to the Skippers of Swaddywell.
butterfly-conservation.org/in-your-area...

Orange tip butterfly on a cuckoo flower

Please consider letting a little patch of garden grow wild, as this allows wildflowers to grow. Some wild plants - like dead nettle, nettles and cuckoo flower - are vital food plants for moth and butterfly caterpillars.
More: littlegreenspace.org.uk/features/wil...
#wildlifegarden

A wind turbine will generate 27x more energy than it takes to build.

A solar panel will generate 40x more energy.

Neither use any fuel.

There is already infinite energy generators.

Capitalism is where you put the greediest most evil people in control of everything.

And the only way they can be replaced is by someone even more evil and greedy.

It's the devil's own system.

The world hasn't changed since WW2, Donald Trump is as dumb as any leader has ever been, but still everybody follows orange hitler into the stupidest war that any of us have ever seen.

BirdLife Malta condemns the Government’s decision to reopen new trapping licences BirdLife Malta strongly condemns the Government’s decision, announced through the Wild Birds Regulation Unit (WBRU), to reopen applications for new General Trapping Licences. This move represents a...

Beyond commenting really.

Maltese gov reauthorises finch trapping in defiance of the EU law and ECJ judgements.

@jessikaroswall.ec.europe.eu needs to take immediate action.

birdlifemalta.org/2026/03/bird...

Glossy Ibis looking into the Sun at Stifkey

The Ferruginous duck on Holkham lake in amongst the Pochards

Mistle thrushes and fallow Buck at Holkham park

Last week stunning Eastern Black Redstart at Sheringham

A dead Puffin lies on wet sand, its black and white feathers darkened and slick against the beach. The bird rests on its side, wings folded, with its distinctive orange bill clearly visible against the pale sand.

Heartbreaking: Right now, thousands of Puffins are washing up along our coasts and further afield.

It is devastating to see.

These birds are Red-listed in the UK and already under serious pressure.

Mass deaths like this, known as a “seabird wreck”, can take years for colonies to recover from...

Migratory species need freedom and safety to move across borders, find food and rest, and reach their breeding grounds.

When we safeguard them and their habitats, we support journeys that keep nature connected and help sustain life.

Learn more about #MigratorySpecies at www.cms.int

Hoverfly on orange calendula flower

Instead of using chemicals, attract beneficial insects like hoverflies to keep aphids and whiteflies in check. Nectar-rich planting, wildflowers and areas of long grass will bring beneficial insects into your garden.
More ideas for nature-friendly gardens:
littlegreenspace.org.uk/features/5-t...

Rare butterflies bounce back after landowners in Wales cut back on flailing hedges More than 300 brown hairstreak butterfly eggs were recorded in hedgerows near Llandeilo this winter after decade of decline

Cut blackthorn hedges less often = boost brown hairstreak butterflies. Really simple, cost-free (or even money-saving) measures can massively benefit wildlife. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Tears of joy! SCOTLAND HAS JUST PASSED SWIFT BRICKS INTO LAW unanimously!
4 years of asking England & Scotland sorts it in a month led by ACE ⁦‪ MARK RUSKELL MSP‬⁩ ♥️The RELIEF is unreal! Tell England to follow 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿by emailing PlanningPolicyConsultation@communities.gov.uk now!WOOP!

Government quietly released a report today. Just 3% of the most important habitat for wildlife is in good condition.

This must change or wildlife will be lost forever.

Don’t let this report slip under the radar: assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/697206...

Vivid blue sky with scattered clouds over a grassy Middleton Moor landscape, featuring a stone wall in the foreground. Bold text at the top reads, "Together we've secured Middleton Moor!" with a bright yellow background and curved edges.

A group of people stands outdoors on a grassy area, smiling and wearing winter clothing. Above them, a bright yellow area with the text reads, "Thank you to all who made this possible." The sky is cloudy, and the setting has a cheerful, collaborative atmosphere.

1 Moor. 2,300 supporters. A community made wild!

We've secured Middleton Moor for nature and people - made possible by generous supporters and #BiffaAward working together to make space for nature!

This is community-powered nature recovery 👉 https://pulse.ly/ruzzbrkkmm

#TheLCF #WilderByNature

For years, experts have warned that nature loss would become a security threat.

Now a national security assessment confirms it: biodiversity collapse risks food shortages, economic instability and global disorder.

Nature underpins our global safety. So why is UK Government failing to protect it?

Forget 'Blue' Monday! Today we're celebrating #BlueBugs with the stunning Small Blue (Cupido minimus) 💙🦋

With a wingspan up to 30mm, it is the UK's smallest resident butterfly.

This friendly individual was filmed by Species on the Edge Officer Tracy Munro.

Just a month ago the UK agreed to a deal in which the NHS has to pay £3bn a year more for US drugs.

The only thing we got was an agreement the UK would face no tariffs.

Today that deal has been broken by the USA.

The deal must be torn up and no money stolen from the NHS.

Palantir is working with ICE.

Why the hell are we giving Palantir our NHS information.

Palantir need to be banned from UK Goverment, just like the Swiss banned them from theirs.

Government’s wildlife targets will be missed in England, watchdog says Seven out of 10 targets have little likelihood of being met by 2030, Office for Environmental Protection says

Utterly damning report from Office for Environmental Protection - the Govt’s not only missing its targets to protect wildlife in England, it’s also failing on *almost all* environmental measures - and in some cases actively destroying the natural world through its obsession with growth at all costs

Drawn 134 years ago, and the con hasn't changed one bit.

Uruguay’s Renewable Charge: A Small Nation, A Big Lesson For The World Uruguay built a power grid that runs 99% on renewables—at half the cost of fossil fuels. Here’s how its bold energy overhaul became a global model.

“Uruguay did what most nations still call impossible: it built a power grid that runs almost entirely on renewables—at half the cost of fossil fuels. The physicist who led that transformation says the same playbook could work anywhere—if governments have the courage to change the rules.”

UK Government dilutes nature-protection laws for housebuilding The Labour Government has watered down Biodiversity Net Gain, going against its pledge to ensure that development promotes nature recovery.

The Wildlife Trusts have warned of a nightmare for biodiversity as the UK Government went against its election commitment to ensure that development promotes nature recovery: