This poor robin was brought to South Essex Wildlife Hospital. The bird is just one of many victims of horrific glue traps, which are still legal to sell and buy in the UK.

AI data centres destroy wildlife habitats too. We need to join forces to stop unnecessary and harmful developments.

Planners said: “The application is not for a shooting use, simply ­visitor accommodation that may or may not include shooting.” National Parks exist to protect nature, not enable its destruction. If you agree, give us a follow as we fight to protect wildlife.

Despite thousands of you opposing Vinnie Jones' plans to convert farm buildings into accommodation units, planners have approved the project. The farm is located on the South Downs National Park.

Michael Intrator, CEO of CoreWeave, told CNBC that data centre companies will build whether we like it or not: "The regulations that are being brought out around data centres, all they are going to do is they're going to relocate the infrastructure... Nothing more than that."

The mark of a good human is defined by how we protect those more vulnerable than us. If you agree, give Protect the Wild a follow.

Now, the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire & Northamptonshire is turning the farm into a massive 136-hectare wetland restoration project. By digging 2km of new channels and creating four massive pools, they will create a haven for otters, water voles, rare dragonflies, & wading birds.

We love to see heavily managed land being turned into a haven for wildlife! For decades, Speechly’s Farm in Cambridgeshire was heavily drained to grow commercial crops like wheat and potatoes.

The Guga hunt subjects Gannets to shocking mistreatment. We're calling for it to be outlawed immediately.

If you agree, give us a follow as we fight to protect British wildlife.

They're saying they won't be recording the objections in the normal way. We think that's a cop out. We also think its important to keep the pressure up!

There's a consultation open about what could be the world's biggest AI data centre at Chapelcross near Annan in Dumfries and Galloway. However, the local council don't seem too pleased about the number of objections.

A House of Lords inquiry found that the disaster could have been prevented. It criticised Ashford Borough Council and the Environment Agency for systemic "buck-passing" and failing to act for months while criminal gangs openly dumped up to 30 truckloads of waste a day into the protected ecosystem.

Nearly 40,000 tonnes of commercial and hazardous waste have finally been cleared from Hoad’s Wood near Ashford, following a 15-month operation that cost taxpayers £15.5 million.