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Forestry and Land Scotland says that for a long time, golden eagles have represented a "classic symbol of the wild" in Scotland. Known for the "glorious light golden brown plumage on their head, neck ...

A cross-border conservation project to create red squirrel strongholds has been awarded nearly £5m of funding. Wildlife trusts from across the north of England are teaming up with organisations ...

For over 25 years, the endangered Mount Graham red squirrel has been quietly battling population decline atop one of Arizona’s tallest mountains. Endemic to the Pinaleño Mountains in southern Arizona, ...

Habitat loss, wildfires and food competition have contributed to the dwindling population of Mount Graham red squirrels. Efforts from the Arizona Game and Fish Department, the University of Arizona, ...

Gray squirrels may not look so smart when they’re frantically burying acorns they may never find again, but they appear to be smarter than the red squirrels found across the pond. Ever since ...

When fed peanuts, red squirrels in Britain developed weaker bites — showing that food supplements to threatened animals could have unintended side effects.

Grey squirrels were introduced to Ireland in 1911 and quickly became a significant threat to the native red squirrel. Larger and more adaptable, grey squirrels outcompete reds for food and habitat.

England's last remaining strongholds for red squirrels are being invaded by greys, a new survey suggests. Volunteers for the conservation organisation Red Squirrels Northern England (RSNE) visited ...

When the AI spots a red squirrel, ... That's compared with an estimated population of 2.7 million grey squirrels, which outcompete their red cousins in size, territory and food.

This is partly because there are so many of them, and also because they can carry a virus which they have immunity to but is lethal to red squirrels. They arrived in the UK around 200 years ago.