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Wildlife is being squeezed into ever smaller spaces as man's use of the landscape eats into what's left of our natural habitats.

We're saving special places

Along with other environmental groups, we have fought for many years to ensure habitats that support rare and vulnerable wildlife are protected from the worst impacts of human development. By identifying the best places for wildlife, then ensuring they are properly protected and managed, we make sure our special places have a future.

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Berwick Bank Offshore Windfarm

An application for a 4.1GW offshore windfarm off the East Lothian and Fife Coast threatens some of our most important si...

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Able Marine Energy Park

Able UK Ltd submitted an application to the Infrastructure Planning Committee (now the National Infrastructure Directora...

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A6 dualling proposals

In 2003, Toome became the centre of proposals to build a dual carriageway which would replace part of the A6 linking Bel...

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The Severn Estuary

The Severn Estuary and its wildlife is under threat from a proposal to build an enormous barrage to generate electricity...

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Tipner West

Portsmouth Harbour’s internationally important wildlife is at threat from Portsmouth City Council’s proposals to build a...

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Defending The Wash

The Wash is internationally important and truly one of the UK’s last great wildernesses. Controversial Wash barrage prop...

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Coul Links

Plans for a golf course development which threatens a protected sand dune habitat at Coul Links are now being considered...

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Fens Reservoir

Anglian Water are proposing a new public water supply reservoir in the Fens. The RSPB wants your support to make sure th...