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How sugar kelp may help to tackle the climate crisis

A North Sea trial aims to develop methods for growing and harvesting the seaweed as a means of carbon sequestration

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland celebrates as bumper year for barn owls gives boost to its fragile population

Twenty-four barn owl chicks fledged from eight known breeding pairs – a 500% increase from 2021

The Independent UK

Tracking mother turtle reveals secrets about the lives of the endangered loggerheads

A new tracker is giving insight into the life of loggerhead turtles, including the location of a previously unknown feeding ground.

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Move over, honeybees: Aussie native bees steal the show with unique social and foraging behaviours

Australian native bees have evolved complex social structures and foraging behaviours that help biologists answer longstanding questions, such as the origins of social behaviour, and the drivers of increased biodiversity.

The Conversation

Scientists discover fossils of oldest known potential pollinators

Remains of earwig-like insects discovered near village of Chekarda, Russia, covered in pollen

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland celebrates bumper year for barn owls in 2022

Twenty-four barn owl chicks fledged from eight known breeding pairs – a 500% increase from 2021.

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland barn owl population sees major boost with 24 chicks fledged

"After a troubled 2021, we are delighted to see the fortunes of barns owl changing and their numbers doing well"

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Scientists uncover earliest insects covered in pollen from 280 million years ago

Researchers say these ancient insects, known as tillyardembiids, could be seen as a precursor to insect pollination.

The Independent UK

Five ways to protect seabirds in Scotland this year amid bird flu epidemic

The National Trust for Scotland has highlighted five steps Scots can take to support iconic wildlife like our puffins and gannets.

Daily Record

Young snapping shrimps’ claws ‘accelerate in water like a bullet’

The adult creatures use the technique to stun passing fish and foes with a simple click of a spring-loaded claw.

The Independent UK

Ancient texts shed new light on mysterious whale behaviour that ‘captured imagination’

An unusual feeding technique only recently observed by scientists was documented nearly 2,000 years ago, a study suggests

The Guardian - AU

Bear and Lion Attacks May Become More Common — A New Paper Reveals Why

Climate change is driving increased human-wildlife conflict across the globe, but researchers say we can use this knowledge to develop solutions.

Inverse

Massive sunbathing walrus spotted relaxing on rock on the Scottish coast

On Monday, a "massive" walrus was spotted basking on a rock on the west coast of Scotland by a local fisherman, and it has been speculated that it may be the same animal that was recorded in Iceland last week.

Daily Record

Nottinghamshire Police appeal as budgie 'detained' at station

The bird, nicknamed 'PC Tweety', has been moved to a sanctuary

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Daily Record

Galloway and Southern Ayrshire UNESCO Biosphere plans free event to mark World Wildlife Day

The public is invited to join the organisation’s celebration of the international awareness day by signing up for a session of its nature-based initiative, The Biosphere’s Most Wanted

Dynamite News

Endangered Bahamas bird may be lost from island following hurricane: Research

The endangered Bahama Warbler may be surviving on just one island following Hurricane Dorian's devastation in 2019, according to researchers at the University of East Anglia. Read further on Dynamite News:

Daily Mirror

Thousands of birds huddle together on UK beach in 'spectacular' nature display

Images from one of Britain's most spectacular wildlife displays show thousands of birds from different species huddled together on a beach thanks to unusually high tides

ABC News

Alice Springs snake catcher at his busiest in 20 years thanks wet weather, perfect breeding conditions

Rex Neindorf has been catching snakes in Alice Springs for more than 20 years and says this season has been his busiest ever, thanks to three years of wet summer weather.

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Incentives for developers, new First Nations ecology centre proposed to boost Sydney's urban nature

A new report from a Sydney think tank advises incentives for developers, a First Nations ecology training centre, and turning laneways into active ecologies.

The Conversation

Threatened species recover in fenced safe havens. But their safety is only temporary

If you want to see some of Australia’s most charismatic threatened mammals such as bilbies, boodies and stick-nest rats, chances are you’ll have to go to a zoo – or a safe haven.

The Conversation

What Denmark's dead hedgehogs tell us about their lives -- and how we can help them

The European hedgehog is in decline all over Europe. In Britain, the species is already deemed vulnerable to extinction having seen its population fall by at least 46% in the past 13 years to an estimated 500,000 animals.

AAP

Exotic invaders could be rebadged as neo-natives

Australian botanists face a sticky question as invasive species become more entrenched and adapt to the point where they could be considered "new natives".

The Guardian - UK

Peter Mundy obituary

Other lives: Zoologist who became an expert on the vultures of Africa, and did much to help with their conservation

The Independent UK

Parakeets on the menu for falcons after pigeons leave London in lockdown

The study reveals that managing pest species and their food sources is usually driven by humans

The Independent UK

Villagers set up electric fence after ‘terrifying’ otter causes thousands of pounds of damage

Mr George said he has lost six fish worth £5,000 to the otter

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