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Global heating, land clearing and the ‘extinction vortex’: the fight to save Australia’s koalas

A century ago, the sheer volume of koalas meant they were hunted for fur in the hundreds of thousands; today a dwindling population faces threats from continued logging and heatwaves

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House sparrow population plunges in Thiruvananthapuram

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I discovered why seemingly healthy amphibians were being wiped out

The mass deaths were puzzling scientists around the world – there were no signs of viruses or parasites. Then we looked closely at their skin

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Female right whales may never breed after entanglement in fishing gear: study

Female right whales may never breed after entanglement in fishing gear, a new study has found.

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A mecca for rewilders: the community-led project restoring Scotland’s southern uplands

Established 24 years ago, the Carrifran Wildwood has been credited with inspiring the current surge of rewilding projects across the UK and beyond

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Scientists find skull of enormous ancient dolphin in Amazon

Fossil of giant river dolphin found in Peru, whose closest living relation is in South Asia, gives clues to future extinction threats

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Female right whales may never breed after run-ins with fishing gear

Study reveals devastating impacts of entanglements on North Atlantic right whales, highlighting urgent need for ropeless fishing gear.

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Hairy poo unmasked as nation's newest creepy-crawly

A striking beetle that has a glamorous furry coat has been discovered in the forests behind the Gold Coast's busy beaches.

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What is Himalayan balsam? 'Do not touch' warning issued over rapidly spreading plant

The plant has the unique nickname of 'Kiss-me-on-the-mountain' in some parts of the UK

Evening Standard

Country diary: A riot of colour on every verge and bank

Mani, Greece: Spring is approaching full throttle here, with peacock anemones the best of the abundant flowers

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Greater biodiversity shields forests from climate extremes, say scientists

Having a large variety of plant and tree species as well as fertile soils rich in organic life helps forests to better withstand the impacts of climate change, particularly droughts, new research has found.

Radio France Internationale

Five injured in second bear attack in Slovakia in three days

Northern town of Liptovský Mikuláš declares state of emergency while hunt for animal takes place

The Guardian - UK

Continued logging of NSW koala habitat is ‘a profound tragedy’, conservationist says

Another campaigner says state environment minister ‘refuses to do anything’ ahead of koala protection summit in Sydney

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Forest dept. seeks court intervention in eradicating invasive plants in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary plans to eradicate invasive plants with High Court permission, following successful Tamil Nadu model.

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First birder to spot spur-winged lapwing in India

Dr. Jagan Pannala, first to spot rare spur-winged lapwing in India, showcases passion for birding and nature.

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Why are my orchid leaves turning yellow? Experts share 6 reasons your plant may be taking a turn for the worse

Wondering why your orchid's leaves are turning yellow? Horticultural experts share the most common reasons why your floral plant could be yellowing and how to stop it

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‘Wildly toxic’ poison used on fire ants is killing native Australian animals, experts warn Senate inquiry

Fipronil is banned for use on crops in the EU, China, Vietnam and California

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Fury over edited plan to save world's fastest parrot

Scientists say a recovery plan for the fastest parrot on earth won't save it after their work was altered - allegedly to favour state-owned logging interests.

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Bull sharks thriving off Alabama despite rising sea temperatures, study says

Researchers from Mississippi State University say aggressive ocean predator appears to benefit from climate emergency

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Disturbances in proposed Kalkothy–Walayar corridor force elephants to enter villages

With increasing incidents of wild elephants entering villages in the Madukkarai region of Coimbatore, conservationists are raising concerns over the disturbances and infrastructural developments taking place along the proposed Kalkothy – Walayar elephant corridor, a critical route for elephants to move between Tamil Nadu and Kerala

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Four new species of spiders discovered from the Western Ghats

Discoveries of four new spider species in Western Ghats region by researchers from Christ College, Kerala, published in Arachnology.

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Canada moves to protect coral reef that scientists say ‘shouldn’t exist’

Discovery was made after First Nations tipped off ecologists about groups of fish gathering in a fjord off British Columbia

International Business Times

With Bites Rare, Experts Want Sharks To Shed Scary Reputation

As the northern hemisphere edges toward spring and millions flock to the beach, headlines have dubbed the southeastern US state of Florida the world's most likely place to be bitten by a shark.

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Country diary: Winner and losers at the lowered reservoir

Tunstall Valley, Weardale: Where greylag geese normally swim in 10ft-deep water, chaffinches are pecking among the green shoots. What exactly is happening?

International Business Times

Whale Of A Tail: Scientists Track Unique Humpback 'Fingerprint'

In Antarctica, a scientist waits patiently for two frolicking humpback whales to poke their tails out of the icy waters so she can take a photographic "fingerprint" of the unique colors and patterns that allow researchers to identify individuals of the species.

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