The human population is growing, and with that comes an increasing demand for homes. But if we are to truly save our precious wildlife species in a sustainable and meaningful way, we must balance the needs of people with the needs of nature. There are more people alive today

Help our hospital here - Shop @coopuk & help us! 🌿 Select Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue in the Community Fund 👉 https://t.co/xBBeMaMjhK 🦊 Your support saves wildlife 💚

🐾 Badger Cubs Ready for Release 🦡 Angelia, Tamara, Pearl, Orlando, Scarlett and Pedro have grown up in our soft-release run with no human contact. Here, they have been bonding, digging, and foraging just like any wild clan ; except without the protection of parents. This week,

Defra Minister Daniel Zeichner and NFU President Tom Bradshaw visited Gatcombe Farm ahead of Sir Charles Godfrey’s forthcoming announcement, accompanied by many officials. It was encouraging to see Tom Bradshaw once again supporting the work, as he has visited previously to show

🐾 Eani, Meni, Myni, Mo, Derek & Jo were found in a garden clearance hidden in a black sack. At just a few hours old time was not on our side. After waiting and watching throughout the day the homeowner saw no signs of Mum so the tiny visitor arrived with us. With two hour feeds

The TB Truth Journey: What a Decade Has Taught Us. Over the past ten years, we’ve followed the science, the data, and the reality on the ground — and the truth is clear: if badgers play any role in the transmission of bovine TB, it is negligible to zero. Bovine TB survives,

Toxic lead ammunition used to kill wildlife is banned to protect wildlife Every year, a staggering 7,000 tonnes—yes, tonnes—of toxic lead are released into the UK’s fields, forests, and wetlands through shooting. The consequences are devastating: around 100,000 wildfowl,

Please remember to put water out for wildlife. A simple dish of clean water can make a huge difference to hedgehogs, birds – even bees. Place it in a shaded spot, keep it topped up, and you might be surprised by who comes to visit. 🦡🦔🦋🌿🐝

Happy Sunday! 😊 Today’s been crazy - emails, paperwork, cats, dogs, badgers, bats, goats and so much poo!💩This 12-second video of the badgers from the class of 2025 totally sums up my day with wildlife — 12 hours of stress, and then these tiny moments that make it all worth it

Angelica, Scarlet, Tamara and Pearl, just four of our lovely bouncy badger clan have braved the big outdoors, venturing out into their soft release run. We should see the others emerging over the next few days as the outside world starts to feel a little less scary—and curiosity

Don't leave your iPhone unattended in a badger cub area! A very busy Scarlet, Orlando, and Pearl are out and about exploring before they get moved to soft release. It's Angelica who doesn't appreciate the press intrusion—and takes matters into her own mouth!!! xxx

Meet Thomas. I’ve always loved wildlife in all the glorious sizes and shapes it arrives in—but one creature has always held a special place in my heart: the toad. As a child, I would spend hours searching for Thomas the toad in my Nan’s greenhouse. The toad was always there. We

We’re back in Parliament today speaking with MPs in the Thames Pavilion. Along with Sir Bri, Robert and Dick are here championing the real solution to bovine TB in cattle: cull the disease, not the animals. 🦡🐄 Be part of the change — it’s time for science, and effective

Even in the scars of the past, nature finds a way to grow. An old cricket ball from my children's past that wielded its own destruction is now reborn in green, reminds me that life always returns — quietly, powerfully, beautifully xxx

When we treat and heal injured wildlife, we’re not just saving a single life — we’re preserving a bloodline, a habitat, a future. For every creature we care for, we carry hope forward. Join us and be the hope giver on World Environment Day 💚 🦡 🌳 🦅 🦊 🦔

These tiny fox cubs came to us fragile and afraid — but now their eyes shine with the promise of wild freedom. At our rescue, we don’t just save lives — we nurture futures, one tiny paw print at a time 🐾 🦊 xxx

Our smallest patient!!! Tiny Tasha hasn’t opened her eyes yet, but she’s already keeping our team on their toes with hourly feeds! This beautiful wood mouse will stay with us until she’s strong and healthy enough for a soft release back into the wild. Isn’t nature magnificent…

Huddle arrived weak, dehydrated, and bedraggled. Hibernation is a long, vulnerable period for bats, and if conditions change outside their roosts while they’re still waking, they can struggle to find food and water. Human impact on wildlife is immense—and we are to blame.

Some things are perfect just as they are—strawberries are one of them. White strawberries? Wrong on every level. Just bought from Tesco… utterly shameful. xxx"

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