The Pool Frog Recovery Project is the latest stage in ARC’s long-term work to reintroduce the northern pool frog to England. Read more
Education and outreach programme designed to raise awareness of the need for adder conservation. Read more
Gems in the Dunes is a project on the Sefton Coast and is part of a wider programme called “Back from the Brink”. Read more
Eleven organisations led by the South Downs National Park Authority have joined forces to expand and connect the existing 1% of heathland left in the national park. Read more
Read below about ARC's previous projects, campaigns and other work
Have you seen a snake in your garden this summer? Please let us know! Read more
The pool frog reintroduction project forms part of the Breaking New Ground Landscape Partnership Scheme for Norfolk and Suffolk Brecks. Read more
ARC has started a new project in Scotland, called Great Crested Newt Detectives, with the help of funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH). Read more
In 2012 a new ground breaking project began, dedicated to the conservation of Welsh dragons (amphibians and reptiles) and the habitats they depend on, funded by the Countryside Council for Wales (CCW), now Natural Resources Wales (NRW). Read more
This project focused on grass-roots proactive habitat creation. The project aims were to address colony isolation, linking populations by creating further suitable habitat. Read more
The first phase of the Million Ponds Project, funded by the Tubney Trust and Biffaward, reached a successful conclusion. The project, coordinated by Pond Conservation (now Freshwater Habitats Trust) and involving Amphibian and Reptile Conservation as a lead partner, helped to create over 1000 ponds to benefit Biodiversity Action Plan species across England and Wales. Read more