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Tonnes of dead fish wash up along beaches

The tide included crabs and starfish

Wales Online

National strategy set out to boost Scotland's beaver population

A NEW national strategy has been developed to expand Scotland’s beaver population for decades

The National (Scotland)

Nearly 200 stranded pilot whales die on Tasmanian beach but dozens saved and returned to sea

Rescue efforts are continuing for the 35 surviving whales on Ocean Beach near Strahan after the second mass stranding to occur in Australia in two days

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Spring holiday winding up to be an absolute whale of a time

The unique human whale event, where people are asked to help form the outline of a humpback whale on Fingal Beach, will return for the first time in three years on Sunday, October 9.

Newcastle Herald

Killer whales filmed by terrified crew ramming boat and breaking its rudder

Three killer whales circled a sailing boat off the coast of north-west Spain before starting to ram, breaking the rudder to the horror of the crew who filmed the predators

Daily Mirror

Rescuers Are Racing To Save The Surviving Whales From Tassie’s Spooky Mass Stranding

Around 230 whales were stranded -- two years to the day since Australia's biggest whale stranding in the same harbour.

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‘Green gentrification’ due to rewilding could force out poorer communities

Report says urban nature restoration projects must be handled carefully to avoid pricing out locals

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Mass whale stranding rescue operation at Tasmania's Macquarie Harbour saves around 30 out of 230

The whale rescue effort on Tasmania's west coast has managed to refloat over 30 of the animals which beached themselves — but around 200 could not be saved.

ABC News

Why is Tasmania the site of so many mass whale strandings? Here's what we know

Two whale stranding events in a week, with the second happening in the same location as Australia's worst ever beaching two years ago. This is what we know about why Tasmania is causing whales such trouble.

ABC News

India gets its first Dugong Conservation Reserve in Tamil Nadu

448 square kilometers in Palk Bay covering coastal waters of Thanjavur and Pudukkotai districts have been notified as the reserve

The Hindu

Rescuers rush to save hundreds of pilot whales stranded on Tasmanian beach

Marine wildlife experts are assessing the scene near Strahan – the same location as Australia’s worst mass stranding exactly two years ago

The Guardian - AU

Endangered Mar Menor lagoon in Spain granted legal status as a person

Legislation codifies lagoon’s right ‘to exist as an ecosystem’ and to protection, conservation and restoration

The Guardian - UK

Forbidden fruit trees: Canadian national park urges locals to remove bear-attracting bushes

Black bears preparing to hibernate have been lured into Jasper townsite by residents’ non-native apple and cherry trees

The Guardian - US

You can visit a 'Cat Island' where friendly felines outnumber humans

Aoshima, or cat island in English, has a population of 200 cats which is far greater than its dwilndling human population, which has been decreasing since the end of WWII

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The Independent UK

Spain gives personhood status to Mar Menor salt-water lagoon

Spain has granted personhood status to what environmentalists call Europe’s largest salt-water lagoon, which has suffered massive die-offs of marine life as it degrades due to coastal development and local farming

Leeds Live

Chained-up 'dolphins' protest outside Leeds Jet 2 office

The action aims to urge the travel provider to drop marine parks that withhold dolphins from holiday packages

Daily Mirror

Deep-sea shark with protruding eyes and terrifying grin is caught in Australia

It has huge bulging, glassy eyes, and a mouth which creepily curls upwards, to show a sickening smile with sharp tiny teeth

The Independent UK

Fishermen appeal judge ruling that protects endangered whale

The state of Maine and a fishing group are appealing a federal judge’s decision that new rules intended to protect endangered whales must stand

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The Independent UK

Climate-fueled wildfires worsen danger for struggling fish

After a wildfire roared through northern New Mexico this summer, state and federal biologists rescued scores of Rio Grande cutthroat trout from a small stream

Daily Mirror

Incredible moment boy, 9, catches enormous 23 stone shark while fishing with dad

Nine-year-old Xandré de Beer tussled with the bronze whaler shark for two and a half hours after hooking the huge 23st beast at Dana Bay in Western Cape, South Africa

Radio France Internationale

Dozens of pilot whales feared dead in Australian mass stranding

A rorqual - a species of baleen whale - refloated off the western French coast on Tuesday has returned to shallow water and is once again in difficulty.This as a pod of about 230 pilot whales was found stranded on the rugged west coast of Tasmania on Wednesday.

Irish Mirror

Authorities rush to save 230 whales stranded in Tasmania as experts fear over half dead

Marine conservation experts fear many may have already died

Evening Standard

London Zoo staff get ‘mega workout’ holding ‘super strong’ tiger cub triplets

Keepers picked up the ’feisty’ Sumatran tiger cubs for their health check

Tribune News Service

Dennis Anderson: Grouse hunting on foot too valuable to be lost to ATV proliferation

That for some people a ruffed grouse is just another bird of the forest, or perhaps dinner on a plate, while for others it is an object of mystery and adoration, is never more evident than during the hunting season for these fan-tailed fowl, which opened Saturday.

Tribune News Service

Whatever happened to bluebills?

DULUTH, Minn. — Minnesota duck hunters once had a love affair with scaup, often called bluebills, a duck that nests up by the Arctic Circle and made its way through the North Star state late each autumn, buzzing decoys on big lakes across the Northland.

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