British Travel Journal

SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL

THE BRITISH ISLES contain a huge range of natural habitats, from ancient pine forests, to tiny islands with their own unique ecosystems. An incredible variety of plants and animals make their home here with us – so you don’t have to travel far at all to see something new and amazing.

Sadly, many of these ecosystems have been under threat, thanks largely to human activities. However, a handful of small companies are both giving people an opportunity to explore Britain’s native wildlife, and working with local conservators to ensure that they preserve existing habitats, and regain some that have been lost.

Taking time out to learn more about the fascinating plants and animals that

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