European water voles returned to Britain from ice-free refuges in Iberia and Eastern Europe after the last ice age, with these two clades contributing to genetic diversity in UK populations.

European water voles returned to Britain from ice-free refuges in Iberia and Eastern Europe after the last ice age, with these two clades contributing to genetic diversity in UK populations.

A rich fenland has been chosen as one of four locations in Europe to trial a system of "wet farming" to maintain valuable ...

European water voles returned to Britain from ice-free refuges in Iberia and Eastern Europe after the last ice age, with these two clades contributing to genetic diversity in UK populations.

Some 50 European Turtle Doves and 10[White Storks have been released in Devon this summer. During the second week of June, ...

All the latest science news on vole from Phys.org. Find the latest news, advancements, and ... with the publication of the first high-quality reference genome for the European water vole.

Water vole genome will help boost conservation of one of UK's most endangered mammals. ... with the publication of the first high-quality reference genome for the European water vole.

This information is critical to maintain genetic diversity and will help to properly develop conservation plans for water vole (Arvicola sapidus). Researchers from the Doñana Biological Station ...

The European water vole (Arvicola amphibius) lives along rivers, streams and ditches, around ponds and lakes, and in marshes, reedbeds and areas of wet moorland. ...

Water voles can be distinguished by their small ears and furry tails. Ecologists will monitor the progress of the vole. If they thrive, the experts plan to release another 100 in June next year.

THE rivers that run though our area are relatively rich in wildlife and, until recently, a stronghold of one tf the most inoffensive and maligned mammals on the natural scene, the water vole ...