Protect the Wild

Six blue tits and two great tits were rushed to South Essex Wildlife Hospital after wooden dowels coated in glue had been left in trees and on the ground to trap birds. The birds were ripping out their feathers as they fought to escape. They are now recovering at the Wildlife Hospital.

Follow End bird shooting, and share the truth. These birds were never free. Bred in cages, reared in sheds, released only to be shot.

A proposed data centre in Llanrumney, Cardiff, would cause serious habitat loss for a colony of dormice. You can ensure the issue isn't forgotten by commenting on the planning application. HURRY because the opportunity ends tomorrow. Find out how below. 👇

Follow End bird shooting to help stop birds of prey and other predators being killed on land managed for game bird shooting. Use our tool to take part in. Defra's call for evidence.

Someone’s whole entire life, whole entire existence, reduced to an arbitrary price. We’ve seen animals for sale for £12. We’ve seen them on sale for £5. We’ve seen them for sale for hundreds, even thousands, of pounds. Some we have seen in a multibuy deal.

Just five years after mountain hares gained full legal protection, a new exemption allows them to be hunted and killed for falconry. These native animals now face being killed for falconers' entertainment, while captive birds of prey are exploited to hunt them. A shameful step backwards.

Follow End bird shooting if know that no one has to die for you to give to charity!

This Halloween, think of wildlife! Here's how you can protect animals: - Ditch the fake spiderwebs... Birds and other wildlife can get tangled in webs, string, cotton wool, balloons and more, causing injury or starvation.

Make your voice heard for the River Rhymney. A consultation is open until Wednesday 28 October over Cardiff's Llanrumney data centre. The Rhymney River is home to otters, kingfishers and bats. You can fill out the consultation here: www.cardiffidoxcloud.wales/publicaccess...

Hampshire Police said: “They were both arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon, and daytime trespass in pursuit of game (poaching) due to suspicions that they had been involved in a poaching incident in the same area just two days prior whereby 10 pheasants were killed.

Share to spread the truth! The bird shooting industry is very good at curating its image. But behind that carefully polished picture lies the truth: birds raised in barren cages, bred in their millions just to be shot.

Be the person in the room who's kind to spiders! The UK is home to over 650 native spider species. They eat millions of flies, mosquitoes, and aphids, maintaining the delicate biological balance of our homes, gardens, and countryside.

Follow End Bird Shooting if you’ve ever seen this. That’s the shooting industry on your doorstep.

Follow End Bird Shooting if you agree her death isn’t a joke. Shooters kill a white pheasant, pay a “fine” to charity and laugh it off. But she was caged, released and couldn’t hide.

A consultation is open until Wednesday 28 October over Cardiff's Llanrumney data centre. Make your voice heard: the neighbouring Rhymney River is home to otters, kingfishers and bats. The data centre could be bad news for them.

Local residents, including Acorn Community Union, have been campaigning to stop it. Time to make your voice heard!

Every year, construction works around the country threaten occupied swift nests, obstructing access and destroying colonies. Campaigners have repeatedly tried to stop swift nests being destroyed by developers, but have failed.

Follow End Bird Shooting if you’re angry that protected species like hen harriers are being shot, trapped and killed on grouse moors to protect the bird shooting industry.

We know AI data centres hurt wildlife. That's what this research report from the University of Hertfordshire proves. It's about Equinix's Hertfordshire Campus next to South Mimms services, but it applies to every hyperscale facility in the UK.

The British Dragonfly Society has found that the number of species of dragonflies and damselflies classed as endangered has risen to eight.

Follow End Bird Shooting if you agree: there’s NO skill in shooting a non-native bird who spent most of her life caged on a farm.

Follow End Bird Shooting if you agree this is disgusting. No living animal should be thrown in the bin ALIVE.

10 NOVEMBER! Join the Badger Trust, local groups and individuals, both outside and inside the Senedd, to demand no badger cull. 👉 11am - 2.30pm: Peaceful demonstration outside the Senedd. 👉 12pm - 1.30pm: Talks inside the Senedd media room.