FROM FEAR TO PURPOSE: ENFIELD STUDENT WHO ONCE CROSSED THE ROAD TO AVOID DOGS NOW CALLS A DOG HOTEL HIS “WORKPLACE”

Alfie’s three-year placement at Halo Dogs has helped turn fear into confidence, independence and belonging — as a new government report warns... read more

13.08.2026 • By Halo Dogs Rescue & Rehabilitation

Council urged to pause 210-home Wetherby decision after report contradictions

Wetherby Civic Society is urging North Yorkshire councillors to defer a decision on Tuesday, 11 August, on up to 210 homes beside Wetherby, after... read more

05.08.2026 • By Wetherby Civic Society Ltd

New partnership formed to promote farmer collaboration

Farmers across Cumbria are being invited to register their interest in joining a new initiative aiming to strengthen collaboration and support the... read more

05.08.2026 • By Cumbria Community Foundation

Three in Four Brits Don't Know What 'Cruelty-Free' Really Means, New Poll Reveals

Naturewatch Foundation says shoppers deserve clearer cruelty-free labelling A new YouGov poll commissioned by Naturewatch Foundation has... read more

03.08.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation

APPCC asks Trading Standards to examine whether AFS misled veterinary practices and pet owners

The Association of Private Pet Cemeteries & Crematoria (APPCC) has submitted a formal complaint asking Herefordshire Trading Standards to... read more

30.07.2026 • By The Association of Private Pet Cemeteries and Crematoria

Halo Dogs Opens Private Hire Secure Dog Park in Enfield for Safe Off-Lead Exercise and Outdoor Adventures

Summary - Halo Dogs opens a private hire secure dog park in Enfield, offering exclusive off-lead exercise, training, and enrichment in a safe... read more

29.07.2026 • By Halo Dogs Rescue & Rehabilitation

First baby beavers in 400 years born in Scotland’s ‘most beautiful glen’

The first beaver kits in 400 years have been born in world-famous Glen Affric in the Scottish Highlands, as part of a successful reintroduction... read more

29.07.2026 • By Trees for Life

“The Odyssey we should all be following”: Tiger man reaches halfway in epic 1,000-mile walk

On the eve of World Tiger Day, the above quote from a well-known British headmaster is not far off the mark. After 500 gruelling miles walking... read more

27.07.2026 • By Explorers Against Extinction

LOOK OUT, NORFOLK... THERE'S A 9FT TIGER HEADING YOUR WAY

No, it hasn't escaped. Wildlife photographer, guide and conservation campaigner Paul Goldstein is carrying it across Britain - and he'd like you... read more

15.07.2026 • By Explorers Against Extinction

County Durham’s Food Waste to Help Power Up to 10,000 North East Homes

Organic Waste Solutions is processing an estimated 9,000 tonnes of household food waste per year from Durham County Council, converting... read more

15.07.2026 • By Organic Waste Solutions

Was My Pet Treated as Promised? APPCC Urges Owners to Ask Before Arranging Cremation

Distressing social media images & subsequent investigation prompt calls for greater transparency over how pets are collected, stored, identified... read more

14.07.2026 • By The Association of Private Pet Cemeteries and Crematoria

Millions of animals still used in British laboratories despite Government pledge to phase out testing

New figures reveal rise in beagles, monkeys and horses used in experiments New Government figures released today reveal that 2.54 million... read more

09.07.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation

Offshore wind boom must not repeat mistakes of the past, report warns

With offshore wind developments set to expand rapidly in coming years, a new research report from Rewilding Britain warns that the UK risks... read more

08.07.2026 • By Rewilding Britain

Chris Packham 'Won't Set Foot In Pret' As Chicken Welfare Row Erupts

Chris Packham 'Won't Set Foot In Pret' As Chicken Welfare Row Erupts London - Naturalist Chris Packham has led a crowd of protestors in... read more

01.07.2026 • By Anima

71% of domestic abuse victims face threats to their pets as MPs back Holly's Law

Campaigners meet MPs in Parliament today to build on growing cross-party support for Holly's Law. Naturewatch Foundation is urging the... read more

30.06.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation

Tropic acquires leading global plant propagation business Rahan Meristem, to become a fully integrated banana genetics leader

Norwich, UK – June 22, 2026 – Tropic has acquired Rahan Meristem, a leading international banana plant propagation company with operations... read more

22.06.2026 • By Tropic

Naturewatch Foundation partners with Teckels Animal Sanctuaries for 2026 Donate a Dinner campaign

Animal welfare charities join forces to support rescue animals as centres face growing pressure. Naturewatch Foundation has announced that... read more

22.06.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation

Naturewatch Foundation Welcomes Proposed GCSE in Nature and Urges Strong Focus on Wildlife Crime

Naturewatch Foundation has welcomed the UK Government’s announcement of a consultation on the proposed GCSE in Nature, describing it as a... read more

15.06.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation

MONSTROUS 4-METRE CHICKEN DUMPED OUTSIDE PRET

MONSTROUS 4-METRE CHICKEN DUMPED OUTSIDE PRET London - Animal welfare activists target Pret A Manger with gigantic ‘frankenchicken’ sculpture... read more

15.06.2026 • By Anima

Naturewatch Foundation Calls for Stronger Action on Catapult Misuse at Home Office Roundtable

Naturewatch Foundation has joined police leaders, government officials, wildlife organisations and responsible catapult users in calling for... read more

11.06.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation

Animal welfare lawyer honoured for outstanding work supporting animals in Ukraine

A dedicated Ukrainian animal welfare lawyer who has helped drive the investigation and prosecution of animal cruelty cases across the country has... read more

10.06.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation

CRUSTACEAN COMPASSION MARKS 10 YEARS OF WELFARE WINS WITH CLAW-SOME CELEBRATION DAY

London, 10 June - Animal welfare charity Crustacean Compassion is marking a decade of campaigning for crabs, lobsters and prawns with a day of... read more

10.06.2026 • By Crustacean Compassion

Pret Faces £1M Campaign Over Broken Chicken Welfare Commitment

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Pret Faces £1M Campaign Over Broken Chicken Welfare Commitment Animal welfare organisation Anima is launching a... read more

09.06.2026 • By Anima

Something really BIG is stomping into Slough and Windsor this summer

Thames Hospice is proud to officially unveil Trunks across the Thames, its spectacular free public art trail featuring beautiful elephants,... read more

03.06.2026 • By Thames Hospice.

Heal Somerset publishes first ever State of Nature report focusing solely on rewilding

National charity Heal Rewilding has published its inaugural Heal Somerset State of Nature 2026 report, the first State of Nature-style... read more

02.06.2026 • By Heal Rewilding

New research raises concerns over enforcement of welfare rules designed to prevent harmful dog breeding

New research raises concerns over enforcement of welfare rules designed to prevent harmful dog breeding New research by Naturewatch Foundation... read more

27.05.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation

PipeChain acquires Dutch supply chain software company Quyntess, expanding global footprint and strengthening end-to-end digitalization capabilities

STOCKHOLM – [May 27, 2026] – PipeChain, a global provider of cloud-based Collaborative Planning & Execution software for large multinational... read more

27.05.2026 • By AdvanceFirst Technologies Limited

Harnessing coastal rewilding: £1 million in funding launches new wave of climate action

Rewilding Britain has surpassed £1 million in total grants awarded, marking a significant milestone for Britain's rapidly growing rewilding... read more

19.05.2026 • By Rewilding Britain

Beyond ‘Cute’ How rescue and rehabilitation efforts of ‘cute’ slow loris are helping to reduce illegal wildlife trade.

A new report by Indonesian conservation organisation Yayasan Inisiasi Alam Rehabilitasi Indonesia (YIARI), in partnership with UK-based charity... read more

15.05.2026 • By International Animal Rescue UK

Burnley Man Banned from Keeping Animals After Shocking Wildlife Abuse Investigation

A Burnley man has been banned from keeping animals for five years after being convicted of multiple animal welfare and wildlife offences,... read more

13.05.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation

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