West Norfolk Reserves Manager
- £28,000-£30,000 per annum depending on experience
- Roydon Common
Extinction Risk for Cambodia's Leopards
A decline of 72% in the last five years that the last breeding population of leopards in Cambodia is at immediate risk of extinction, due to increased poaching levels.
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Pine Martens Help Control Grey Squirrels
Pine martens are making a comeback in Scotland, which is suppressing populations of the invasive grey squirrel - this in turn is helping the recovery of the native red squirrel.
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'Beacon of Hope' for Tropical Biodiversity
The fragmentation of tropical rainforests is causing a wave of species extinctions, but a new study has found that the regeneration of secondary forests causes many species to return.
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New campaign sparks controversy over the shooting of wading birds
This past week saw the launch of a new petition. One calling for a moratorium on the shooting of critically declining species of wading birds, such Snipe, Golden Plover and Woodcock, in the UK. Stopping short of calling for an all-out ban, favouring instead a halt to the killing, during which proper research into the species declines can be undertaken. He hopes, by an independent research body.
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