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'Squashed poo' a sign of water voles' success
Signs suggest the water vole population on the Hogsmill River in Surrey has been reestablished.
August 14, 2026Mink numbers to be cut by 90% in Kent
Conservationists hope to dramatically reduce mink numbers across Kent.
July 6, 2026Water vole volunteers 'get very excited by flattened poo'
Regular surveys of the River Meon show a successful reintroduction of water voles in Hampshire.
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'Squashed poo' a sign of water voles' success
Droppings, burrows and chewed vegetation are all signs of water vole population recovery "I've never been so excited to see a poo," says urban rewilding officer Pia Trevelyan-Ashby. She holds out a
Mink numbers to be cut by 90% in Kent
Conservations say the minks have a "devastating" impact on other wildlife Mink numbers in Kent could be cut by 90% within two years under a new project aimed at protecting wildlife. The Waterlife Re
Water vole volunteers 'get very excited by flattened poo'
The River Meon in Hampshire is the most closely surveyed waterway in the country for water voles "We get very excited by flattened poo," is a sentence I was not expecting. Neither was I expecting to