New research suggests red squirrels may be more resilient than their grey counterparts, due to an ability to detect predators and adapt their behaviour accordingly.

Red squirrels have been almost wiped out by their larger US relatives but now appear to be winning the fight by dodging pine martens which make meals of unsuspecting greys ...

Sycamore, beech, oak, and sweet chestnut are all apparently at risk. As well as gobbling wild bird eggs and their chicks, the ...

Ben Paterson, Red Squirrel Officer at the Yorkshire Arboretum said: “It is a great pleasure to look after these amazing squirrels and see the two girls, Hazel and Holly, thriving in the enclosure.

How red squirrels are fighting back against their grey cousins ... “Red squirrels would rarely even eat any food if a pine marten had been there in the last eight hours. ...

These issues are particularly acute, the suit says, since the 48,400-acre Frye Fire on Mount Graham in summer 2017 destroyed a great deal of squirrel habitat and slashed the squirrels’ population.

The population of endangered Mount Graham red squirrels has increased slightly — by a mere two animals — from an estimated total of 272 squirrels in 2013 to 274 this year, state wildlife ...

Red squirrels are a protected species and it’s estimated that there are only 140,000 left in Britain, with just 15,000 left in England. Grey squirrels have a population of more than 2.5 million. They ...

Red squirrels are typically only found in the mountains and not in the Piedmont area.” Q: The pickup for bulk trash in our zone has consistently been over the July 4th week.

Mish and Lucy, two European brown bears at Wildwood Devon wildlife park, escaped their enclosure and raided the food storage ...