If you find yourself on Exmoor – a vast National Park in North Devon and West Somerset – you might be lucky enough to see a native animal scurrying through woodland areas. Following a successful ...

The streets, alleys, parks, and green spaces of London are being prowled by a new predator. For the first time in over a century, a trail camera has recorded images of a pine marten in London. For ...

Winterwatch 2026 will broadcast live from Northern Ireland's Mount Stewart for the first time as the series returns to iPlayer and BBC Two ...

Pine martens have returned to a wild lands area of south-west England after an absence of more than a century. Fifteen of the tree-climbing mammals – eight adult females and seven adult males – have ...

Fifteen pine martens were relocated from Scotland to Dartmoor, Devon, late last year in the first phase of a reintroduction to south-west England. This autumn, more of these domestic cat-sized mammals ...

Pine martens are back in Exmoor National Park for the first time in over 100 years. In total, 19 pine martens - nine female and 10 male - have been released into secret woodland spots to help bring ...

Pine martens have been released in Exmoor National Park in the first official return of the native animals to the area for more than a century, conservationists said. Some 19 pine martens – animals ...

Researchers at University of Galway have launched an all-island squirrel and pine marten survey to celebrate and monitor the native red squirrels. The 2026 All-Ireland Squirrel and Pine Marten Survey ...

A number of pine martens have been secretly released into Exmoor National Park — marking the official return of a native species lost for over a century. In September nine female and 10 male animals ...

Trail cameras in Devon, England, showed the first pine marten babies born after conservationists reintroduced the locally extinct species. Screengrab from Devon Wildlife Trust's YouTube video In the ...

A pine marten has been spotted in England recently, the first in more than 100 years. The reemergence of Britain’s second-rarest mammal, a cat-sized relative of badgers and weasels, is a great story ...