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Tiny fungus farming beetle from WA could wreak havoc on Sydney’s heritage trees

Invasive shot-hole borer only found in Perth in Australia, but as WA moves from eradication to management of pest, risk of spread is ‘heightened’

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Country diary: Bird cherries, caterpillar silk and a beautiful dead hedge

Allendale, Northumberland: How better to use a reluctantly felled tree than to turn it into a wind-filtering wildlife habitat, practical barrier and cost-free fence?

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Sharks Up Close with Bertie Gregory premieres on National Geographic tonight

In Sharks Up Close with Bertie Gregory, Bertie Gregory heads to South Africa for his most dangerous mission yet: diving cage-free with great white sharks

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River frog scales new heights on Tanzania's Kilimanjaro in rare alpine find

Local guides in Tanzania have made an unexpected discovery on the icy heights of Kilimanjaro – a river frog spotted at over 4,000 metres altitude. While its spectacular leap to Africa's highest mountain reveals the potential of the continent's little-known alpine wildlife, it also raises concerns over climate change.

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Country diary: The sense of emptiness in these driven-grouse moors stirs a deep melancholy

Combs Moss, Derbyshire: For 50 years, I have been coming here to see breeding waders, now gone or much diminished. We must find a way to arrest this decline

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Coral transplants could help save Miami’s iconic reefs from climate change

Scientists from the University of Miami, the Florida Aquarium, and Tela Coral in Honduras are transplanting crossbred coral fragments onto a reef off Miami's coast

The Independent UK

Rare butterfly hits purple patch at Sussex rewilding project

Ecologists say 283 purple emperor recordings on one day at Knepp signal higher numbers nationwide

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Millions of flies to be dropped over Texas to combat flesh-eating maggots

The U.S. government wiped out the Screwworm flies in the Southwest in the 1960’s, but they’re back again

The Independent UK

These women are raising endangered butterfly larvae from prison: ‘They reconnect with their own brilliance’

The women are raising larvae of the endangered Taylor’s checkerspot for release into the wild

The Guardian - US

Pot-plant trade is ‘hitchhiker pathway’ for invasive flatworms, say UK experts

Rise in sightings prompts call for ban on soil imports, to prevent entry of more species that eat earthworms and degrade soil

The Guardian - UK

Algal bloom turns coast into a 'marine graveyard'

A senator claims the federal government ignored warnings about a devastating toxic algal bloom, and has called for an investigation.

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Canada to take steps to protect vanishing North Atlantic right whales from ships

The Canadian government says it is taking steps this summer to protect a vanishing species of whale from lethal collisions with ships in its waters

The Independent UK

Jen Bartlett obituary

Wildlife photographer involved in making Flight of the Snow Geese and other films for ITV’s Survival series

The Guardian - UK

What Is the New Zealand False Widow Spider? Invasive 'Alien Monsters' Carry Deadly Venom and Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Australia faces urgent warnings as the invasive New Zealand false widow spider spreads, posing dual threats through venomous bites and antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

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‘They are a species on the brink’: can trees save the salmon in Scotland’s River Dee?

Last year, a single female was recorded returning to one tributary of a river usually celebrated for its fish. Now a plan is in place to change things – but it’s proving controversial

The Independent UK

Arctic tern numbers down nearly a third at key breeding site, experts warn

Conservationists say the ‘red-listed’ birds are being hit by climate change and disease.

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Adorable Baby Beaver Smiles After Being Rescued, Melts All The Hearts Online And In Real Life

Baby beaver who had a close shave with death ‘smiles’ for the folks who rescued her, and netizens’ hearts are melting.

The Independent UK

Flying ant day 2025: When is it and why does it happen?

‘Nuptial flight’ sees insects rise up and take to the air in huge swarms to mate and seek out new colonies

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Lynx rescued from Highlands given names at their new home

Caledonia, Cardrona and Bluebell have settled in at the Highland Wildlife Park.

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‘Tiny melodies’: musician uses moths’ flight data to compose piece about their decline

Ellie Wilson’s piece titled Moth x Human assigns different sounds to the species on Parsonage Down in Salisbury

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Sea ice loss risks more icebergs, threatens wildlife

The consequences of Antarctic ice loss are serious and varied and monitoring the issue faces challenges as American contributions to climate science falter.

The Guardian - UK

England wildlife regulator chair ‘enthusiastic’ about lynx rewilding

Views on apex predator still polarised, says Natural England head, as activists apply for trial release in Northumberland

The Independent UK

Researchers discover two new species after genetic testing

Until now, the kultarr was thought to be a single widespread species

The Guardian - UK

I was a big orca fan – but their skincare regime is giving me the ick

These supposedly serious cetaceans have been spotted massaging each other with kelp stalks. This is the sort of performative nonsense you’d expect from dolphins

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: In pursuit of the elusive Dartford warbler – a true bird of mystery

Canford Heath, Dorset: Their UK numbers have thankfully recovered from near extinction in the 1960s, but that doesn’t make them any easier to spot

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