How can planning policies incorporate the needs of dormice?

Hazel dormice threats. Populations of hazel dormice have decreased by 55% over the last twenty-five years, and they are now extinct in 17 counties in the UK. Once thought to have once been widely distributed across the whole of England and Wales, the hazel dormouse has become extinct in 12 counties in the last 100 ... Sep 16, 2021 ... Warwickshire now has three introduced populations, all sourced from zoos and private breeders to give genetic variation. Apr 4, 2025 ... Dormice are primarily nocturnal, but some are active during the day. Most species are arboreal and agile climbers, but some thrive in treeless, ... We are searching for the forest dormouse nationwide - beginning from the Danube floodplains, down to the mountains of the Alps. Sep 28, 2021 ... We are fortunate enough to have dormouse populations throughout the Shropshire Hills AONB and woodlands along the Welsh border. May 6, 2011 ... A Dormouse is a small rodent, sort of a cross between a squirrel and a mouse, which is particularly famous for its long period of hibernation. May 8, 2020 ... Do people in Slovenia still commonly eat dormouse?” I was a little surprised with this question, who the hell eat these rodents. Mar 3, 2022 ... The fat dormouse is an endangered species with only ten known populations across the country. Three of them are found in the Neris Regional Park. Aug 23, 2013 ... A Dormouse (or two, or three, …..) The March Hare and the Hatter put the Dormouse's head in a teapot. Illustration by John Tenniel. (Alice's ...