Not something that’s easily seen, this cute mammal would certainly ... It should be no surprise that a solitary animal would ...

A wildlife project is seeking public support to help it make the vital next step in its pioneering work to bring back a lost woodland animal – the pine marten. In September pine martens were ...

Pine Martens live in the trees and are great climbers which is why they are often found in woodland areas After 150 years these rare animals might be about to return to Dartmoor. These cute ...

The few times I’ve glimpsed a pine marten I’ve been struck by how beautiful they are, with a sleek covering of rich chestnut brown fur, big dark eyes, and cute rounded ears that are ...

But loss of habitat and persecution by the Victorians, who shot pine martens for sport and trapped them for their fur, led the animal to the brink of extinction in England. Now, however ...

Martens are cute but fierce ... boy and a juvenile pine marten in the Pacific Northwest, in the emergent literature of martenkind. Whereas Doyle’s character lives a wild animal’s life ...

Maps published by the NBDC show that Pine Marten sightings have been on the increase since the 1980s and the animal’s range has expanded to the extent that they are now firmly established in ...

After the animal was returned to the wild, the trapper – whose name hasn’t been released as of this publishing – was commended for his extreme lengths to save it. Pine martens, also known as ...

The trailcam was placed by a local resident, Jim, who for several years has been sharing videos of animals visiting his property on both YouTube and X, formerly Twitter. Pine martens – members ...

One of the UK’s rarest mammals which were once thought to be extinct has been showing signs of growing in popularity within England’s biggest forest. Pine martens were spotted again on camera ...

“But I know he’s so ingrained in the outdoors and cares so much about nature and [these] animals, that I wouldn’t put it past him to actually do CPR on a marten.” The trapper was running lines for ...