WILD: Issue One

December 2026

64 pages of investigations, interviews, photography and stories from the fight for British wildlife.

main stories

How the Guga hunt was stopped

After years of campaigning, the annual hunt on Sula Sgeir was stopped in 2026. We look at how it happened, the people who fought for it and what the campaign can teach the wider movement.

The wildlife cost of AI

AI needs enormous amounts of physical infrastructure. As new data centres are proposed across Britain, we meet some of the communities asking what these developments could mean for wildlife and the places they call home.

The hidden killer we’re all paying for

Millions of pounds of public money is being spent on poisons designed to kill rodents. We look at the suffering caused to rats and mice and the damage these chemicals can cause to wildlife further up the food chain.

Bringing the wild back

Across Britain, people are working to return animals that vanished from our landscapes. We look at projects involving beavers, wildcats, polecats and more.

Plus

Wildfires and wildlife.
Inside undercover investigations.
Why isn’t Britain talking about bird shooting?
Growing up around hunting and walking away from it.
The future of the badger cull.
Rescue Not Retail.
Good news for wildlife.
Seasonal ways to help.
Supporter voices.
And more.

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