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Country diary: The living is easy for these summertime insects

Deerness Valley, County Durham: Hoverflies, Darwin wasps and red soldier beetles – all they need to do is wander across the umbels and lick

The Guardian - UK

After helping prevent extinctions for 50 years, the Endangered Species Act itself may be in peril

Fifty years after the U.S. Endangered Species Act took effect, officials say 99% of the animals and plants it protects have survived

The Independent UK

Explained | Why is the Biological Diversity Bill facing opposition?

.Amid opposition walk-out, Rajya Sabha passes Biodiversity Bill, 2021. Bill aims to conserve biodiversity, promote sustainable use & equitable sharing of benefits. Amendments proposed, however, exempt "codified traditional knowledge" & AYUSH industry from benefit sharing, denying local communities' benefits. Bill decriminalises offences & proposes monetary penalties, raising concerns over resource…

The Hindu

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Rare otter attack injures three women floating on inner tubes on popular Montana river

A rare attack by a river otter in southern Montana has injured three women floating on inner tubes

The Independent UK

Million Seagrass Seeds To Be Collected In Largest UK Restoration Effort

UK Launches Ambitious Seagrass Restoration Project to Combat Climate Crisis

Zenger

The charismatic kākāpō is booming, but its friends need help

Having kākāpō in the North Island wilderness again is an historic win for our native manu, but conservationists say other species are at risk of falling through the cracks.

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Himalayan vulture bred in captivity for the first time in India

“Breeding the species in Guwahati was a daunting task as, in nature, this species breeds in snow-clad mountains.”

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Birders flock to Green Bay to catch glimpse of Gulf Coast shorebird last seen in Wisconsin in 1845

Bird watchers are flocking to northeastern Wisconsin in hopes of glimpsing a shorebird last seen in the state almost 180 years ago

The Independent UK

Bird Feeding Surges Worldwide During Covid Lockdowns, Even In Unexpected Places

Interest in bird feeding soared in over 100 countries, impacting bird diversity and migration patterns.

Zenger

Newly discovered ancient whale might be the heaviest animal ever

The heaviest animal that ever lived may be an ancient whale species, now named Perucetus colossus, which swam in the oceans around 39 million years ago

Evening Standard

Expert panel calls for urgent rethink on Great Barrier Reef management amid ‘unremitting’ climate crisis

Group chaired by former chief scientist Ian Chubb writes to Tanya Plibersek, saying ‘business as usual’ on the reef is not an option

The Guardian - AU

Red admiral butterfly population soars 400% in UK as winters warm

Sightings rise to 170,000 so far this year as climate breakdown changes behaviour of species

The Guardian - UK

Wild bird feeding surged worldwide during lockdowns. That's good for people, but not necessarily for the birds

Feeding wild birds in backyards was already known to be extremely popular in many parts of the northern hemisphere and in Australia, despite being strongly discouraged. But the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns led to a dramatic increase in wild bird feeding around the world, our research published today shows. There was…

The Conversation

The tricky nature of bluefin fishery

Could the future of bluefin tuna really be "safe and secure," as one biologist put it?

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The Guardian - UK

‘Imperative we understand the impact’: scientists investigate surge in wild bird feeding during pandemic

Study finds increase in wild bird feeding in 115 countries spanning six continents

Newsroom.co.nz

Ngāi Tahu salmon farm refused consent over environmental impacts

A bid by local iwi to build an open ocean salmon farm off the coast of Rakiura/Stewart Island has been rejected over the impact on marine mammals, sea birds and seabed fauna.

The Conversation

Call of the huia: how NZ’s bird of the century contest helps us express ‘ecological grief’

Humans typically reserve their practices of mourning for loved ones. But extending these rituals of grief and loss to non-human animals (and our shared habitats) can also help us appreciate being part of the natural world, not separate from it.

The Hindu

Big concerns over big cats

Karnataka's tiger population has grown, with the NTCA report indicating 563 tigers in the State. Bandipur and Nagarahole reserves account for 290 of these tigers, but there are concerns over man-animal conflict and habitat saturation.

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Brazil's endangered golden monkeys have recovered following big population drop from yellow fever

A new population study shows golden lion tamarins are rebounding in Brazil

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Newts threaten Boris Johnson’s plan to build swimming pool

Creature railed against by ex-prime minister could thwart planning application for Oxfordshire home

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Ducklings provide welcome boost to goldeneye population

A nature reserve in the Cairngorms has welcomed 25 ducklings during this year’s breeding season.

The Guardian - UK

‘Shameful loss’: wolves declared extinct in Andalucía

Naturalists decry extinction of species as loss of habitat, poaching and illegal hunting take toll

The Guardian - AU

Almost 90% of animals caught in NSW shark nets are not targeted sharks, data shows

With non-target species such as turtles, rays and dolphins being ensnared, conservation groups renew calls to ‘ditch the nets’

The Independent UK

Why have the birds disappeared from my garden?

The RSPB explains why you may not see your feathered friends in summer.

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Fritillary abundance on a blessed slope

Coombs Dale, Derbyshire: Their presence is bittersweet – the reason these beauties are here is the same reason warblers and flycatchers are declining

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