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Koala preservation opens new front for NSW teals as they seek to win Coalition seats

Independent candidates say government has ‘completely undermined’ the endangered species

The Guardian - AU

Rare species avoid being hunted in Sri Sawat forest

Rare subspecies of Indochinese tigers, gaurs and a clouded leopard have been found in the forest of Sri Sawat, which is now largely a non-hunting zone, said park chief Prawut Prempree.

Bangkok Post

Bewick’s swan population vanishing in Britain amid the climate crisis

Warmer winters mean fewer birds make the journey each autumn from their breeding grounds on the Siberian tundra

The Guardian - UK

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40-foot sperm whale washes ashore after being hit by ship off Oregon

The male whale was around 20 years old and in good condition before he was hit, necropsy determined

The Independent UK

Mother and one-year-old son killed in rare polar bear attack

The ‘traumatic’ attack occurred on Tuesday near a school in an isolated Alaska Native village in the northwest US.

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Chile rejects $2.5bn iron and copper mine planned near penguin reserve

Dominga project included insufficient efforts to mitigate impact on reserves for dolphins, whales and penguins, committee says

The Guardian - US

Flight cancelled after massive bee swarm settles on plane wing and refuses to budge

The LATAM airlines plane had been scheduled to take off at 10.30am on Tuesday before the giant bee swarm settled on the aircraft's port wing near one of the engines

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NSW Labor eyes $80m koala national park

A brand new national park on the mid-north coast will form part of NSW Labor's plan to save koalas from extinction should it win the next election.

AAP

Polar bear kills woman and boy in western Alaska

The bear was shot and killed by a local resident after it attacked the pair

Irish Mirror

Wolves in national parks often killed when they roam outside boundary

DULUTH, Minn. — Humans were the most frequent cause of death for research wolves that live in five of the nation's most highly protected places, national parks, and those deaths led to long-term consequences for wolf packs, a new study has discovered.

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How Australian naval diver went from shark attack survivor to conservationist

“Shark: Why We Need to Save the World’s Most Misunderstood Predator" by Paul de Gelder; Mudlark (240 pages, $26.99)

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Sint Maarten approves plan to destroy entire population of vervet monkeys

The Caribbean territory plans to exterminate at least 450 of the invasive primates – but critics disagree with the plan

The Guardian - US

Rare 'Orange Bat', Endangered Indian Wolf Spotted In Chhattisgarh's Bastar

A rare species of 'Orange bat' was spotted at Kanger Ghati National Park and an endangered species Indian Wolf was also seen in the forest area of Chhattisgarh's Naxal-affected Bastar district. Read on for details:

Dynamite News

Polar bear kills woman and boy after chasing villagers in Alaska

‘Initial reports indicate that a polar bear had entered the community and had chased multiple residents,’ troopers said

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The Conversation

Are the fish in your aquarium happy? Five things to look out for

If 1,500 captive mammals suffocated to death in a zoo, their suffering would spark an outcry. So when a Berlin hotel aquarium exploded at the end of 2022, why did so few people comment on the welfare of the fish? Aquatic species don’t seem to induce the same emotional response.…

The Conversation

The Black Death may not have been spread by rats after all

The Black Death ravaged Europe between 1347 and 1353, killing millions. Plague outbreaks in Europe then continued until the 19th century.

Daily Mirror

Polar bear kills boy and woman in rampage through Alaska village

The polar bear was shot and killed by a local resident as it attacked the pair, Alaska state troopers said, with the victims described as an adult female and a juvenile male

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Much to be found in the two inch-tall rainforest

Egglestone, Teesdale: Crouch down at this time of year and you’ll see the irrepressible energy of new foliage, fresh shoots and spring’s promise

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Largest population of critically endangered butterfly found in western Victoria

A wildlife trust has found Wimmera reserves, in Victoria's west, is home to Australia's largest population of Eltham copper butterflies.

The National (Scotland)

Community woodland plan takes root with thousands of trees

A community woodland project has planted their first trees in a plot that will expand to the size of five football fields.

The Independent UK

Current insecticide safety tests inadequate, research suggests

Researchers have found that bees have different versions of a nerve cell receptor that is targeted by insecticides.

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Tasmanian duck hunting season to start in March, prompting calls for a ban

Hunters call it a centuries old, sustainable way of life but conservationists claim 50,000 ducks were killed in last year's Tasmanian duck hunt — and say it should be banned this year.

The Independent UK

Moving species emerges as last resort as climate warms

The once-controversial idea of relocating an imperiled species to another island, country or continent for conservation is gaining increasing acceptance among scientists as a measure of last resort

The Guardian - AU

‘Extinction crisis’ of sharks and rays to have devastating effect on other species, study finds

Almost two-thirds of sharks and rays living on world’s coral reefs at risk, with 14 of 134 species reviewed critically endangered

The Conversation

Underwater noise is a threat to marine life

Oceans are full of sound. Waves, earthquakes and calving icebergs all contribute to the underwater soundscape. But so do human activities, and this can be a problem for marine life as it can seriously affect their physiology, behaviour, reproduction and even survival.

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