
Week in Wildlife: Global Wildlife Photography Highlights
This week's collection of wildlife photographs showcases stunning images from around the world, featuring a tiger release, an Exmoor eagle, and Pallas’s kittens.
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This week's collection of wildlife photographs showcases stunning images from around the world, featuring a tiger release, an Exmoor eagle, and Pallas’s kittens.

New footage confirms the birth of pine marten kits on Exmoor, marking the first time in a hundred years that these animals have reproduced in the area, signaling a positive sign for conservation efforts.

The British government has announced plans to reintroduce white-tailed eagles, the UK's largest bird of prey, to southern England, specifically in the Exmoor region. This initiative proceeds despite some concerns raised by local farmers.

The Janovský mokřad natural reserve near Plzeň, originally planned as a parking lot, has existed for five years and now attracts thousands of tourists annually to see dozens of migratory birds, aurochs, and Exmoor ponies.

Up to 20 young white-tailed eagles are being released on Exmoor over the next three years as part of a reintroduction program.

A family recounts a successful walking holiday in Exmoor, featuring steam trains, tree climbing, and ice cream, which proved popular with children.

Exmoor horses are being used in Podyjí National Park near Havraníky to graze vegetation, assisting conservationists in maintaining local plant growth.

Pine marten babies have been born on Exmoor, UK, marking the first time in a century, following the reintroduction of 19 individuals by the Two Moors Pine Marten Project last year.

White-tailed eagles are scheduled for release in Exmoor, marking their return to the area after more than two centuries. The reintroduction project is proceeding despite warnings and concerns voiced by local farmers.

A conservation charity in the UK expects more pine marten kits to be born in the wild on Dartmoor and Exmoor, signaling progress in the species' recovery efforts.