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<p>Hedgehog heading out of its new Wrecclesham home</p>

Four hedgehogs released after 50-year decline

<p>The glow-worm is actually a beetle.</p>

Glow for it! Rare beetles released in South Downs National Park

<p>Birdworld funds 26 acres of habitat for Critically Endangered species</p>

UK bird park funds habitat protection

<p>The chestnut-backed thrush is endangered in its native Indonesia.</p>

WATCH: See Birdworld's new rare Indonesian thrush chicks

<p>A beaver kit eating at Ewhurst Park</p>

Honour of naming first beavers in 400 years falls to Beavers

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Energy firm accused of wildlife crime by villagers

<p>A heathland sand lizard (inset) can be found on amongst the East Hampshire heathland sites being celebrated by the South Downs National Park Authority.</p>

There's never been a better time to discover the secrets of our heaths

<p>Max Wood's award-winning ‘Running on water’ photograph won RSPB Young British Wildlife Photographer of the Year</p>

Stunning pond photo sees teen win Young Photographer of the Year prize

<p>Jamie Cummins is moving to a smallholding in North Wales after 13 years at the Deadwater Valley Trust</p>

Cummins and goings as Deadwater head ranger swaps Bordon for Wales

<p>Simon Reeve</p>

Get wilder with Simon Reeve at New Victoria Theatre in Woking

<p>Red-tailed bumblebee on kidney vetch in the South Downs</p>

‘We need to work harder and faster to help nature,’ says South Downs

<p>Heathland at Chapel Common near Liphook</p>

Download these smartphone apps to help you explore our heathland...

<p>Asian hornets are slightly smaller than a European hornet, which is two or three times the size of a common wasp, and are black with distinct yellow lower leg and a prominent yellow stripe on the forth segment of the abdomen</p>

Farnham Beekeepers issue 'urgent' Asian hornet warning after sightings

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Volunteers help protect Lynchmere common from invasive bracken

<p>Marwell Zoo celebrated a very cute new arrival this week, and an important one too – with fewer than 100 critically endangered mountain bongos now left in the wild</p>

Are these the cutest floppy ears you've ever seen?