Footage shows the first pine martens to be born to a pair that were reintroduced to part of England after 100 years.

By Lauren Beavis via SWNS Video shows pine martens officially returning to a part of the country after at least 100 years. The 15 pine martens, including eight adult females and seven adult males ...

After inadvertently snaring a pine marten out of season, the trapper performed CPR on the marten and saved its life.

The marten is a slender-bodied animal with short legs, and a bushy, cylindrical tail that is 14.6-23 cm (5.7-9.1 in) in length. The head is triangular with a short muzzle and conspicuous, rounded ears ...

Pine martens return to South West after 100-year absence with Dartmoor release - The ‘cat-sized, tree-climbing members of the weasel family’ have been reintroduced after going extinct in the ...

Fifteen adult pine martens have been released into the wild in the South West of Britain for the first time in more than 100 years, conservationists say. Eight females and seven males of the ...

See the spectacular wildlife of The Burren in Ireland through the eyes of a pine marten.

Hopes for pine marten numbers in England’s biggest forest Forestry England has run a project to boost their numbers in Kielder Forest, Northumberland.

A study of pine martens, one of the UK's rarest mammals, suggests they could be strengthening their presence in England's biggest forest.

The American marten is making a comeback in Vermont. Photo courtesy of the Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife Elusive, beady-eyed and adorable, the American marten, colloquially known as a pine ...

Pine martens went extinct in the South West of England more than 100 years ago after centuries of loss to their favored woodland living places and as the result of hunting and trapping.