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There are now over 150,000 foxes living in Britain's towns and cities. How did they get there, and what does their success tell us about urban ecology?
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The UK has some of the lowest woodland cover in Europe. But a new generation of landowners, volunteers and conservationists is beginning to reverse centuries of deforestation.
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After centuries of absence, some of Britain's most iconic species are returning. The rewilding movement is controversial, exciting — and may be our best chance to reverse ecological collapse.
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From reservoirs to rivers to the North Sea, wild swimming is no longer the preserve of eccentrics. An extraordinary social movement is sweeping Britain — and the science explains why.
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Waiting lists for allotments across Britain have never been longer. Behind the growing queues is a generation of city dwellers reconnecting with soil, seasons and slow food.
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Two-thirds of Britons can no longer see the Milky Way from where they live. The fight to reclaim our dark skies is about more than stargazing — it's about biodiversity, health and wonder.
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Britain has more ancient trees than any other country in northern Europe. These living monuments — some thousands of years old — are under threat. Here's why they matter.
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With over 11,000 miles of coastline, Britain is a walker's paradise. Research increasingly confirms what coastal walkers have always known: the sea heals.
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