Today, the UK's only remaining wildcat population lives in the Highlands of Scotland but, despite being given protected status in 1988, they are now classed as critically endangered and at risk of UK ...

A study has suggested that wildcats could make a comeback in the south-west of England, with an area across mid-Devon put ...

After a more than 100-year absence from the area, reintroducing wildcats to the South West could help to secure the future of ...

The wildcat could be making a comeback in the south-west of England, following a two-year study on the region.

Wildcats are elusive and hard to count but it is thought that only a few hundred live in Scotland. Those who have encountered ...

A critically endangered animal could be brought back from extinction in England and set free back into the wild. Wildcats, ...

It was prompted by research by the Vincent Wildlife Trust into restoring wildcats beyond their Scottish home to boost precarious populations, which found the South West was likely the most feasible ...

A new two-year feasibility study by the South West Wildcat Project shows that European Wildcats could be reintroduced to ...

A new report published on 18 November has found that the South West of England could once again support European wildcats — ...