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All the latest news from The Endangered Landscapes Programme
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The Endangered Landscapes Programme announces its first Annual Review
2019 was a significant year for the environmental agenda. We witnessed the twinned biodiversity and climate change crises moving up…
27th April 2020
Novel intervention provides new hope for endangered Mediterranean monk seal
At a time when good news seems to be in short supply, the ELP-funded project in Turkey is giving us…
17th April 2020
Coronavirus, conservation and critical assistance in Romania
Foundation Conservation Carpathia (FCC), a beneficiary of an ELP Implementation Project Grant, are working to create a new wilderness reserve…
9th April 2020
The Lake District: In pursuit of purple
As we left the car park and headed towards the dark crags in the distance, I asked what we were…
1st April 2020
Tiny winged wildlife enables big change in the Cairngorms
Cairngorms Connect has an ambitious 200-year vision to restore and enhance natural habitats in the Scottish Highlands. The humble moth…
21st January 2020
Roe deer monitoring supports Iberian wolf recovery in Western Iberia
The endangered Portuguese Iberian wolf (Canis lupus signatus) is in a precarious position. In addition to habitat loss, low connectivity…
12th December 2019
Multiple dams removed in Danube Delta as river restoration efforts ramp up
The Ukrainian part of the Danube Delta just become a little wilder, thanks to the removal of ten obsolete dams…
29th November 2019
First annual workshop held in Carpathian Mountains with ELP projects
Last month, 17 grantees of the Endangered Landscapes Programme (ELP) and the programme’s management team travelled to Romania’s Carpathian Mountains…
14th November 2019
Cairngorms Connect plant the seeds of change for montane scrub
High up in the corries of the Cairngorm plateau, two climbers are perched on a ledge. They’re not here for…
27th September 2019