Yes, wild hedgehogs are considered to be at risk in many areas, particularly in the UK where their population has significantly declined over the past few decades. Factors contributing to their decline include habitat loss, road traffic, pesticide use, and changes in farming practices. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect these adorable creatures, including creating hedgehog-friendly habitats, promoting awareness, and implementing wildlife corridors to help them navigate safely. It's important to support local wildlife initiatives that focus on hedgehog preservation.

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