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12:26 PM April 22, 2021
The kittens bred at Wildwood Trust are vital to the continued existence of the species in the UK
- Credit: Julie Luna Bayer
Almost 200 years since they became extinct, wildlife trusts are taking the next steps to reintroduce wildcats to England s countryside. Centres in Kent and Devon will lead the breeding programmes as researchers decide which habitats will work best for the large cats
After almost two centuries, the wildcat may be returning to England. The Wildwood Trust, in collaboration with Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust and Vincent Wildlife Trust, is looking to begin a breeding and reintroduction programme very soon. Following an announcement this week, they are looking for donations and support from the public to save the species from extinction in the UK.