A rare creature listed as one of Britain's fastest declining mammals has been photographed along a Dorset river ...

Emily Luck, water vole officer at PTES said the "vole-unteers" would be asked to pick from a series of set walks and look for ...

As well as habitat loss caused by agriculture, one of the biggest reasons for the water vole's decline was "predation and habitat loss" by the American mink - a non-native species introduced by ...

People are being encouraged to help spot water voles in ponds and streams because they are "Britain's fastest declining ...

The People’s Trust for Endangered Species’ (PTES) 10th annual water vole survey runs April 15 to June 15, and the charity is calling ...

Emily Luck, Water Vole Officer at PTES, told the BBC: "Water voles hold the unfortunate title of Britain's fastest declining mammal and are listed as endangered on the Red List for Britain's Mammals, ...

‘VOLE-UNTEERS’ are needed urgently to help survey Britain ... "Their number have plummeted due to habitat loss, fragmentation ...

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