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World’s at-risk kelp forests provide billions of dollars in benefits, study shows

Report highlights environmental and economic impacts of algae threatened by climate crisis, overfishing and pollution

The Guardian - AU

How Colorado residents can help protect state’s bat populations from deadly fungus

Wildlife groups and government agencies are trying to mobilize sharp-eyed humans for Colorado Bat Watch, a campaign launched this month to help biologists find bat roosting sites fast enough to save bats from proliferating perils, including the deadly white-nose fungus.

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Country diary: The glittering star of many a lawn

Lightwood, Derbyshire: Mosses are a wonderfully rich and underappreciated subject – often living right under our noses

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Former Scotland's Rural College student set for world-first Amazon expedition

A FORMER Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) student is embarking on the first navigation of the Amazon River from its highest source at the summit of…

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Hammerhead sharks enjoy warm ocean temperature off Burleigh Heads

A video showing dozens of hammerheads hunting off a popular Gold Coast beach is the most significant shark activity seen in the area for more than 15 years, a prominent marine biologist says.

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New species of butterfly identified as spotted trident-blue, native to ACT and parts of Kosciuszko National Park

The spotted trident-blue butterfly was first photographed in 2017, but has only just been formally identified.

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‘Croczilla’ surfaces in Florida, allowing for bucket-list encounter

A Florida photographer has been sharing jaw-dropping footage of a 14-foot American crocodile nicknamed “Croczilla” because of its size and menacing appearance.

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Report: Climate change, disease imperil North American bats

Scientists say many North American bats are in trouble

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Warning as Asian Hornets are spotted in UK - sparking fear over invasive species

Fears are growing that 2023 could be the worst-ever year for Asian Hornets after another sighting was confirmed in the UK, with the public asked to keep an eye out for the invasive species

Daily Mirror

One of UK’s largest seagrass beds discovered off Cornwall

Survey finds 359 hectares of rich habitat, a highly effective carbon sink, in St Austell Bay

The Guardian - UK

Fears for England’s frog and toad population after drought

Conservationists blame changing weather patterns as low numbers of amphibians found across country

The Guardian - UK

100,000 trees to be planted in bid to create England's largest native woodland

Snaizeholme, near the town of Hawes, was covered in woodland centuries ago but the 561-hectare valley is now almost barren

Wales Online

Clarence River prawn farmers call for compensation over white spot prawn disease outbreak

More than two months since the movement and sale of raw prawns from the Clarence River was banned, there has been no compensation for affected fishers.

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Discovered in the deep: the squid that sees both ways at once

Living in the twilight zone, cockeye squid float between two worlds and have adapted to keep an eye on both

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Save Our Wild Isles: New fund launched to bring nature back to life in Northern Ireland

Over three quarters of Northern Irish folks are worried about the impact nature loss will have on their lives, according to a YouGov survey

The Conversation

Ghana's fishing industry has a 'golden seaweed' problem - how citizen science can help

Sargassum is a genus of brown seaweed. Over 300 species are distributed across the world in both temperate and tropical climates. The species fluitans and natans are unique because they spend their life cycle floating on the ocean, never attaching to the sea floor. Other seaweed species reproduce and begin…

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Invasive parasite found in Murray cod, trout cod across New South Wales

A worm-like parasite was found burrowed inside the gut of multiple freshwater fish and is the same species as those found to have previously killed native birds. Researchers say fully cooking fish can reduce or remove the chance of infection.

The New Daily

The lying game: Seductive secrets of a deceptive daisy

A brainless and yet genius South African daisy decorates its petals with the shape and texture of a female fly to attract male pollinators.

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Avian superhighway: UK’s ‘pitstop’ for migrating birds seeks Unesco status

East Atlantic Flyway in England takes first step to becoming world heritage site alongside global wonders including the Galápagos and Kilimanjaro

Manchester Evening News

Seagull has to be put down after shocking video showed bird being dragged through Blackpool on a leash

Police arrested and then de-arrested a suspect following reports a man was 'pulling a live seagull along the pavement with a rope around its neck'

Evening Standard

What is rewilding? World's first centre opens in Scotland

Rewilding can help reverse species extinction, tackle climate change and improve our overall health and wellbeing

The Guardian - UK

Norfolk dual carriageway plan would ‘wreck’ rare bat colony, experts say

‘Exceptional’ super-colony of endangered barbastelles found in path of proposed road near Norwich

Evening Standard

Gardener’s notebook: five flowers and plants found in London — and looking their best at this time of year

Plants and flowers to look out for around London this month.

The Conversation

Analyzing the fat of killer whales reveals what they eat

Scientists are studying the diets of the oceans’ top predators as they change in response to their environments. This is because how much and what they eat can affect how ecosystems function.

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Sparrows still most spotted bird in UK gardens but population is declining

Number of house sparrows spotted has dropped by nearly 60% since 1979, according to RSPB annual survey

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