Blog: Pine Marten

Lichen and moss by Zsuzsanna Bird

Two pine martens with dark brown fur and pointed ears are perched on a mossy log, facing forward with curious expressions against a blurred green background of foliage.

A Leap Towards Wilder Woodlands: Bringing Back Derbyshire’s Missing Pine Martens

Back in October, we looked at why this charismatic native predator vanished from our landscape, and why its return to Derbyshire matters. We’re excited to share our latest progress and next steps…

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