Wildife and Bird Watching in North Yorkshire
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Recent North Yorkshire news
- Red Kites in Yorkshire – Growth despite poisoning
- Bat search in Yorkshire woods
- Albino squirrels in Yorkshire
- Pine Marten rediscovered in England!
- New bat species discovered in UK for the first time
- Grey partridge project launched in Durham & Yorkshire Dales
- Cave spiders relocated back to their underground home
- Police operation in Yorkshire targets poachers
- First sighting of England’s biggest insect in Yorkshire
- May Moss bog about to double in size
More North Yorkshire news
- Red squirrels in Yorkshire to get funding boost
- 1200 + incidents of bird-crime reported in 2008 – Home office ignores
- Pine marten survey launched in UK
- Two convicted for hare coursing in Yorkshire
- North Pennines black grouse population down 40% in 2 years
- Adders thriving – In North Yorkshire
- Mount Grace Priory stoats predict a cold winter.
- Pine martens not extinct in England – the search for proof
- Bird crime stats jump 40%
- Badger watch with the Forestry Commission
Pine Marten rediscovered in England! Conservationists are ecstatic at the news that England's rarest mammal, the pine marten, has been found in the Cheviot Hills in Northumberland.
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Bird crime stats jump 40%July 2008. Reported crimes against birds of prey escalated to an unwelcome record in 2007, increasing by 40 per cent on 2006.
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