Tag: England wildlife
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European Wildcats Could Return to England: Feasibility Behind a Century-Old Absence
A Century Without Wildcats: The New Feasibility European wildcats, once a common sight across rural Britain, have not roamed England’s hedgerows for more than 100 years. A two-year study in southwest England has shifted the conversation from theoretical concern to practical possibility, suggesting that a carefully planned reintroduction could be viable. The findings indicate suitable…
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European wildcats could return to England: feasibility study sparks cautious optimism
Study suggests wildcat reintroduction is feasible in south-west England The long-quiet borders of rural England may soon see a familiar, but long-mormed, presence: the European wildcat. A comprehensive two-year study assessing the feasibility of reintroducing the species to south-west England has concluded that the project is viable, with broad public support among local communities. While…
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European Wildcats Could Roam England Again: Reintroduction Feasible After 100-Year Gap
England Considers a Return for European Wildcats In a landmark moment for conservation, a two-year study in southwest England suggests that reintroducing the European wildcat could be feasible after more than a century of absence. The research indicates that suitable habitat, prey availability, and a supportive local community create a realistic path forward for restoring…