How you can help save the 3,000 species which are at risk of being lost in Yorkshire

As a landmark report highlighted that nearly 2,000 species have been lost from Yorkshire in the last 200 years, and another 3,000 are at risk, Alexandra Wood spoke to wildlife experts about what we can do to help.

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