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Helping UK wildlife adapt
Studies of the global impact of climate change on wildlife have rightly made headlines. There are some climate change winners, but the scientists predict that the overwhelming effect of climate change upon biodiversity will be damaging. More... |  |
Protected areas are our most valuable wildlife sites and are composed of land that has been relatively undisturbed by human activity. They must go on supporting a wide range of species even as species shift their distribution in response to climate change. More... |  |
A healthy natural environment supports diverse wildlife and enhances our own lives in many ways. More... |  |
Our changing climate will affect all parts of our lives, some more than others, across the UK. We must plan how to address these risks. More... |  |
Climate change is already bringing change to the natural world. Our work is adapting to these changes, and we’re making headway in three broad areas of activity: policy, practice and research. More... |  |
FuturescapesFuturescapes is our contribution to landscape-scale conservation, a growing movement among UK conservation groups to provide rich habitats for wildlife and diverse, green spaces for people to enjoy in our countryside, not only in protected areas but far beyond. More... | |