People's Trust for Endangered Species

People's Trust for Endangered Species Putting people at the heart of effective conservation of endangered species and their habitats.

Today is World Habitat Day! 🌍✨At PTES, we’re working to protect hedgerows, woodlands, orchards, and more, ensuring a fut...
05/10/2026

Today is World Habitat Day! 🌍✨

At PTES, we’re working to protect hedgerows, woodlands, orchards, and more, ensuring a future for wildlife and people alike.

Join us in celebrating nature’s incredible homes today and help us !

Together, we can make a difference. 💚

📸Craig Jones

Thank you to Dexam, a family-run, British kitchenware brand, which has partnered with PTES to design and produce a new h...
29/09/2026

Thank you to Dexam, a family-run, British kitchenware brand, which has partnered with PTES to design and produce a new homewares range, Woodland. The wildlife-inspired range for autumn features charming illustrations of a selection of UK native species that PTES protect.

Designed in the UK this delightful collection includes sustainably forested woodware, ceramic tableware and recycled cotton kitchen textiles, all showcasing the enchanting nature designs.

Dexam is supporting our work to protect endangered wildlife by generously donating 2% of the retail price of products sold in the range to PTES 👇
dexam.co.uk/collections/dexam-woodland

We need your help to monitor mammals 📱🐭All contributions to our Living With Mammals survey help us monitor the green hea...
26/09/2026

We need your help to monitor mammals 📱🐭

All contributions to our Living With Mammals survey help us monitor the green health of our communities, so we even want to know when you spot common species like foxes, wood mice and grey squirrels!

Find out more and take part this autumn
🔗ptes.org/lwm

Most people wouldn’t think of rabbits as a species of conservation concern but the most recent review suggests there's e...
25/09/2026

Most people wouldn’t think of rabbits as a species of conservation concern but the most recent review suggests there's evidence that their numbers are declining. 📉

Although not beloved of gardeners or allotment owners, rabbits are a reminder that we shouldn’t be complacent about a wild species, even one still common and one we might wish to see less often among the vegetable rows.🥕

Sign up to our mammal monitoring survey, Living With Mammals, today ptes.org/lwm

Whether it's regular faces; foxes, grey squirrels and rabbits. Or less commonly spotted mammals like otters and pine mar...
24/09/2026

Whether it's regular faces; foxes, grey squirrels and rabbits. Or less commonly spotted mammals like otters and pine martens 👀 we want to know who you share your local green spaces with!

Our long-running survey, Living With Mammals, has been collecting information about the health of our green spaces and neighbourhood wildlife since 2003. In that time, you've helped us gather a lot of vital data, including for instance the knowledge that we were seeing a decline in hedgehogs in our cities. 🌇

Take part in today👇 find out more
ptes.org/lwm

Mammals are typically nocturnal or crepuscular which means they're active around sunrise and sunset, during hours of twi...
23/09/2026

Mammals are typically nocturnal or crepuscular which means they're active around sunrise and sunset, during hours of twilight.

The best time to spot mammals is early morning, when it's quiet without the human bustle that persists in towns and cities through the evening. And as the light improves, there is the opportunity to observe still undisturbed tracks or other signs. 🐾🔍

A quarter of Britain’s native mammals are at risk. But by recording sightings and signs of those you share your towns and cities with, you can help protect their future.

Take part in our survey now 👇
ptes.org/lwm

Take just 10 minutes this autumn to record sightings of wild mammals 👀or the signs they leave behind 💩🌰🐾 in your garden,...
22/09/2026

Take just 10 minutes this autumn to record sightings of wild mammals 👀or the signs they leave behind 💩🌰🐾 in your garden, allotment, or local park.

Whether it’s a grey squirrel, a hedgehog, or even nothing at all!, your sightings count toward building a bigger picture of animals on our doorsteps and supporting conservation of green spaces for wildlife. 🌱

Take part for free online! 👇
ptes.org/lwm

Hedgehog Champions check your inbox for September's   e-news🦔 There’s plenty to celebrate this month! 💚 Thanks to the in...
22/09/2026

Hedgehog Champions check your inbox for September's e-news🦔 There’s plenty to celebrate this month! 💚 Thanks to the incredible Hedgehog Street community, more people are taking action for hedgehogs by creating hedgehog highways, inspiring community action, and making wild patches in the garden.

We’re also delighted to have been awarded a £143,000 development grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to help us develop Hedgehogs in Focus, a new initiative tracking hedgehog and other wild mammal populations across England. A vital step towards understanding and reversing hedgehog declines.

Not already a ? Sign up 👉 hedgehogstreet.org/register

Hedgehog Street is a joint campaign run by us and the British Hedgehog Preservation Society.

📸 Christopher Morgan

We need your help to monitor mammals 🦊📱Green spaces are important: they provide food, clean air and water, and make us h...
21/09/2026

We need your help to monitor mammals 🦊📱

Green spaces are important: they provide food, clean air and water, and make us healthier and happier. 🌳

Counting our wild neighbours, and knowing how numbers are changing, can tell us about the health of these green spaces and the wildlife that depends on them too.

So by telling us what wild animals you see in your local area you can help us build a wider picture and understand whether wildlife is in trouble.

Take part in our wildlife watching survey and report on your local mammals this autumn 👇 find out more
ptes.org/lwm

There are many ways you can help dormice and one of them is by shopping our exclusive dormouse collection! 🐭 Find your n...
20/09/2026

There are many ways you can help dormice and one of them is by shopping our exclusive dormouse collection! 🐭

Find your new favourite tee and support our work today 👇
🔗ptesshopteemill.org.uk/collection/dormouse

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