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Mini wetlands: boost biodiversity and your mood with a tiny pond or wetland — here’s how to create your own

Mini wetlands soothe the mind and boost biodiversity. Here’s how to create one in even the smallest of spaces

Evening Standard

An arrow to the chest? This wild turkey is unruffled

Residents of Carmel, California, have named the bird Cupid, and are monitoring its health, which seems unaffected by the injury

The Guardian - US

Lax post-Brexit trade rules pave way for invasive species to come to Britain

UK has not reciprocated after EU banned import of pot plant soil, in which some species can travel undetected

The Guardian - UK

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‘Vulnerable’ penguins named after Wrexham AFC owners take first swim at zoo

Rob and Ryan were named to raise awareness for the ‘vulnerable’ species.

The Independent UK

10 wildflower seeds to collect now, from wild carrot to Welsh poppies

This is the ideal time to forage for seeds in the wild – to plant species that will attract pollinators next summer

The Guardian - UK

Scientists find fish that ‘sees’ with its skin ‘even after it dies’

‘The animals can literally take a photo of their own skin from the inside’

The Independent UK

A citizen science initiative in Visakhapatnam seeks to create a biodiversity database

A citizen science initiative in Visakhapatnam takes people on guided visits to Andhra University’s zoology and botany museums and herbarium

The Hindu

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Country diary: Spiders are preparing for their autumn invasion

Langstone, Hampshire: Giant house spiders are elite athletes with the ability to sprint half a metre in under a second

The Guardian - UK

Australia’s environment must be given legal priority over land-clearing and logging to survive, Ken Henry says

Former Treasury chief says every measure of Australia’s environment is ‘going in the wrong direction’

The Guardian - AU

Largest known gathering of octopuses discovered off California

The octopus garden is believed to be home to some 20,000 female octopuses

The Independent UK

Crowd-sourced science sheds light on how new species form across space and time

Imagine a jungle. It’s probably a lush forest, filled with different bird songs and the hum of thousands of different kinds of insects. Now imagine a tundra: barren, windswept terrain with relatively few kinds of plants or animals.

The Conversation

NGT withholds green nod granted for fishing harbours near Kaliveli bird sanctuary

The Hindu

Why Emperor Penguins Are Suffering A Catastrophic Breeding Failure

Scientists say that they have never seen emperor penguins fail to breed, at this scale, in a single season.

Zenger

Emperor penguins: thousands of chicks in Antarctica die due to record-low sea ice levels

Breeding failures in the Bellingshausen Sea ‘without precedent’ as multiple colonies across large region all fail in a single season

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Satellites reveal catastrophic year for emperor penguins amid climate crisis in Antarctica (photos)

Satellite images reveal mass destruction of emperor penguin colonies in climate change-stricken Antarctica as sea ice melts underneath the birds' feet.

The Conversation

How do coral reefs thrive in parts of the ocean that are low in nutrients? By eating their algal companions

Coral reefs thrive in parts of the world’s oceans that are low in nutrients. This mystery has puzzled scientists for centuries and has become known as the “Darwin paradox of coral reefs”.

The Guardian - US

The US’s war on spotted lanternflies might be having an effect

The population of the invasive species seems to be on the decline, but experts are split on the significance of the findings

The Hindu

Conservationists call for study after rare spotting of lion-tailed macaques in Nadugani

Conservationists spot endangered Lion-tailed macaque in Nilgiris district, TN for first time. Azad Kamil, founder of Ongil Nature Trust, shocked to see single animal in 2021. British explorers described it as "shy" in 1880's manual. B. Ramakrishnan, Head of Wildlife Biology Dept, Govt Arts College, Udhagamandalam, believes sightings are of…

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Zenger

Research Reveals Whales’ Unique Fishing Tactics

By Stephen Beech via SWNS Whales follow deep sea trawlers - but only when they're fishing for halibut

Evening Standard

Barnacles could hold key to mystery of missing Malaysian Airlines plane MH370

Shells growing on debris washed up along Indian Ocean shores can yield clues about the aircraft’s final flight

The Guardian - AU

NSW environment protection laws unlikely to succeed without major overhaul, damning review finds

Review warns half of species under threat in state are on course to become extinct in next 100 years

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: It’s a pause between seasons as the skylarks fall silent

Northam Burrows, Devon: For months, this stretch of grassland has been a hub for their surging music. Their sound has matched the swash of the waves

The Conversation

Leakage or spillover? Conservation parks boost biodiversity outside them – but there's a catch, new study shows

It’s easy to assume protected areas such as national parks conserve wildlife – that seems obvious. But what is the proof? And how does park success vary across different ecosystems – in deserts versus tropical rainforests, or wetlands versus oceans?

The Hindu

Plea to rescind merger of Project Tiger and Project Elephant

Centre's move to merge Project Tiger and Project Elephant opposed by conservation activist Giridhar Kulkarni. He argued that it contravenes 2011 decision of NBWL, would dilute focus of both programmes and put endangered tiger at risk. Kulkarni wrote to Centre to rescind merger order, citing 2005 Tiger Task Force recommendations…

The Guardian - UK

Lough Neagh ‘dying in plain sight’ due to vast algal blooms

Agencies say toxic blue-green algae, thought to be driven by farm runoff and sewage, recorded at levels not seen since 1970s

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