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Kirkcudbrightshire woodlands charity heads into 2023 on the back of impressive achievements

The group was named Finest Community Woodland in Scotland in 2022 and is inviting people to celebrate with them on January 29

Daily Record

Plucky idea: the feather library providing a visual A to Z of India’s birds

Finding a trapped silverbill during lockdown inspired Esha Munshi to create an invaluable record of species in an uncertain world

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of dead carp wash up on South Australia’s beaches

Invasive fish carried in flood waters die in marine environment, as scientists call for herpes virus to be considered in management

The Guardian - AU

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Cute, furry and key to the ecosystem: can sea otters save the US west coast?

Campaign seeks to restore seas otters to northern California and Oregon: ‘They are really important to coastal ecosystems’

The Guardian - US

They're on our coat of arms but extinct in Tasmania. Rewilding with emus will be good for the island state's ecosystems

The emu is iconically Australian, appearing on cans, coins, cricket bats and our national coat of arms, as well as that of the Tasmanian capital, Hobart. However, most people don’t realise emus once also roamed Tasmania but are now extinct there.

The Conversation

Elephants could be key to saving the planet — here’s why

Scientists find elephant behavior promotes the storage of forests carbon, suggesting the animals are more important for climate change mitigation than realized.

Inverse

Feds deny emergency call to slow ships, ease whale strikes

The U.S. government has denied a request from a group of environmental organizations to immediately apply proposed ship-speed restrictions in an effort to save a vanishing species of whale

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Federal laws fail at-risk species: report

Federal laws that are supposed to provide greater protection for the habitats of threatened species simply do not, a new analysis shows.

AAP

A gecko: ‘not the hiss or croak for me’

The gecko licks its eyeball seductively: ‘I mean, have you seen my feet?’

The Guardian - AU

System to protect Australia’s threatened species from development ‘more or less worthless’, study finds

Environment ministers’ decisions spanning 15 years made no difference to amount of habitat destroyed, researchers say

The Guardian - AU

Dublin leads Rentokil callouts in 2022 as they deal with large amount of rodents

Empty offices that reopened in 2022 after lockdown experienced issues with rodents

Dublin Live

Castle Ward red squirrel plan sees creatures released at Co Down estate

"Our healthy population of pine marten at Castle Ward, alongside the work of local volunteers, has allowed for the absence of the invasive grey squirrel"

Belfast Live

Elephant seal that smashed windows may have appeared in Blairgowrie on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula

Victoria's Conservation Regulator says the same elephant seal that broke windows in Point Lonsdale on Friday may have reappeared on the Mornington Peninsula.

ABC News

Plan to save red squirrels includes culling rival greys

Five-year strategy aims to protect iconic species that experts say could be extinct within 10 years

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The Conversation

Don’t kill the curl grubs in your garden – they could be native beetle babies

Have you ever been in the garden and found a large, white, C-shaped grub with a distinctive brown head and six legs clustered near the head?

The Independent UK

Red squirrels introduced at Co Down National Trust property

The first four red squirrels have been released in the Castle Ward estate, with more to follow.

ABC News

Botanist Alex Floyd remembered for huge contribution to NSW rainforests

Known as "the father of rainforest botany" by his colleagues, Alex Floyd OAM is remembered for his "tireless" career, including co-founding NSW's North Coast Regional Botanic Gardens.

The Guardian - UK

‘People are shocked’: the Welsh firm breeding maggots to heal wounds

BioMonde supplies greenbottle larvae for treatment of non-squeamish patients across Europe

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Chicago Sun-Times

Some suggestions for Indiana-record burbot, woolly bear/worm, urban fishing and non-ice fishing

A second Indiana-record burbot in less than two weeks, a question on woolly bears/worms, some stats on urban fishing and some non-ice fishing suggestions are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

Daily Record

Otter left for dead after being hit by car and abandoned on Scots road

Ballo was discarded at the side of a road near Kinross, and was only rescued after being spotted by a passer-by.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Possible whale sighting in Tokyo Bay

A marine creature believed to be a whale over five meters long was sighted in the waters near Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line's man-made island Kaze no To (tower of wind). The Yokohama Coast Guard is calling on vessels navigating Tokyo Bay to take precautions against colliding with the creature.

The Guardian - UK

A rare glimpse inside Britain’s secret vault of whale skeletons

The hoard of bones of 6,000 whales, dolphins and porpoises is one of the world’s finest research resources – and may hold the key to the long-term future of these species

The National (Scotland)

Scots urged to report 'vital' sightings of red squirrels to save species

HUNDREDS of red squirrel sightings reported by the public will be a vital part of work to save the “iconic” species, conservationists have said.

ABC News

Chile preparing threatened condor chicks for release into the wild

Conservationists hope to free two chicks born in captivity as part of a project to boost Chile's ailing population of Andean condors.

Daily Mirror

'Apocalyptic' mass crustaceans deaths 'caused by new disease unknown to science'

Locals in Hartlepool to Whitby described the sight of dead crabs and lobsters as 'apocalyptic' and a new report is out after the Department for the Environment initially blamed an 'algal bloom'

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