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Woodland Restoration at the Save Me Trust

Woodlands have a direct impact on the environment, climate, and local ecosystem. British woodlands are incredibly diverse in both flora and fauna and are great for wildlife.

Our woodland's estate has been developing for around 30 years - in that time, we have purchased or been bequeathed a number of sites that we manage and maintain for their unique biodiversity value and benefits to wildlife. Woodlands are not static - they are dynamic - living entities - that grow and develop uniquely, based the habitat and species that grow or live there.

Hopefully the world will see the truth about illegal hunting.

Well done to the HSA for this vital footage to expose the cruelty.

Fox being pushed through an artificial earth by a rod where the poor creature has been trapped ready to be released in front of the hounds says it all. the fox was placed in the drain the night before .

This is showing to the world what we already knew - this is about cruelty and its a bloodlust activity.

Perhaps some of us have got used to the idea of the badger cull ? Just politics, and perhaps something that’s necessary to solve a farming problem ?

My sadness and disappointment at this decision can hardly be expressed.

The news that a massive further slaughter of our native badgers is now sanctioned by the Government comes at the moment when we finally have in our hands the definitive proof that bovine TB will only be conquered by action within the herds to cut off the routes of reinfection. History will show that the deaths of tens of thousands of badgers gave farmers

Anne Brummer, trustee and founder of Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue and CEO of Dr Brian May's Save Me Trust receives a national award for Services to Wildlife.

Congratulations to our CEO, Anne Brummer who has won the prestigious Animal Hero Award 2018 for services to wildlife.

Michael Gove announces a ban on Puppy farming in UK

Well, at a stroke, Michael Gove has made puppy farms history. In his speech yesterday he gave credit to the forceful campaign led by Marc Abrahams of Pup Aid, and the massive wave of support in the public for this new law - Lucy's Law. Under the new legislation,

Dehydration Kills

Butterflies and humans are having a great time in this hot weather but it’s not the same for all wildlife.

Water is essential for all of us.

My sadness and disappointment at this decision can hardly be expressed.

Michael Gove announces a ban on Puppy farming in UK

Dehydration Kills

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