English doctors issue 'nature prescriptions' telling patients to spend time outdoors Prescriptions are free and include a range of accessible, self-led activities Wales Online · Jan 4, 2023
William Wordsworth and the Romantics anticipated today's idea of a nature-positive life Musical performances usually happen in concert halls or clubs, but famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma is exploring a new venue: U.S. national parks. In a project called Our Common Nature, Ma is performing in settings such as the Great Smoky Mountains and the Grand Canyon. By making music and bringing people… The Conversation · Jan 4, 2023
‘Nature prescriptions’ to be used in bid to improve wellbeing of patients The prescriptions are free and include a range of accessible, self-led activities. The Independent UK · Jan 4, 2023
Falconry skills demonstrated in Tokyo Falconers put on a display of their ancient craft at an event on Tuesday at Hamarikyu Gardens, the same bayside oasis in Tokyo's Chuo Ward that had been the shogun's hunting ground using hawks and falcons during the Edo period (1603-1867). The Japan News/Yomiuri · Jan 4, 2023
California’s endangered salmon population plummets amid new threat They’ve been pushed to the brink of extinction by dams, drought, extreme heat and even the flare of wildfires, but now California’s endangered winter-run Chinook salmon appear to be facing an entirely new threat — their own ravenous hunger for anchovies. Los Angeles Times · Jan 4, 2023
Leopard Spotted In Greater Noida Society, Rescue Operation Underway There was panic among residents of a society in Greater Noida where a leopard was spotted in the basement of the complex. Read on for details: Dynamite News · Jan 4, 2023
Frogs Thought To Be Extinct Found In Ecuador The post Frogs thought to be extinct found in Ecuador appeared first on Talker where the black and yellow frog was rediscovered. Zenger · Jan 4, 2023
Eelgrass: the endangered marine plant vital to keeping climate stable Efforts under way to restore seagrass meadows capable of capturing more carbon than rainforests The Guardian - UK · Jan 4, 2023
Country diary: A tiny wonder in our midst Bridport, Dorset: Instinct told me to swipe away the sticky, mystery object on my hand. I would have missed a slippery moss snail The Guardian - UK · Jan 4, 2023
Extinction Rebellion says members won't be gluing themselves to public places in 2023 The group says it is its 'new year's resolution' Bristol Post · Jan 3, 2023
Thor the walrus 'could pop up' in Scotland soon, expert says THOR, the walrus who has been delighting thousands with his appearances along the UK’s coastline, could soon “pop up” in Scotland, an expert… The National (Scotland) · Jan 3, 2023
In defence of rodents – why healthy ecosystems need them You might think you have the measure of the rodent family. Perhaps just the word “rodent” conjures images of invasive rats, those urban denizens accused of spreading pathogens and parasites, chewing through wires and spoiling food. The Conversation · Jan 3, 2023
'Thor' the walrus is 'healthy' ahead of his journey from Blyth to Norway Those who have been monitoring 'Thor' believe he is heading back to Norway and has stopped in Blyth to rest before continuing his journey Chronicle Live · Jan 3, 2023
DNA in the water shows South African scientists where to find a rare pipefish Keeping track of the world’s wildlife populations is fundamental to conservation efforts in the face of the continued deterioration of global biodiversity. The Conversation · Jan 3, 2023
The Guardian - UK · Jan 3, 2023 How mushrooms could mean economic independence for Benin’s women Some rural women could find a way through the challenges brought by climate crisis, inequality and conflict by cultivating fungi in the former Marxist state
360info · Jan 3, 2023 Six charts to explain rights of nature Maps and charts showing the progress of laws to protect rights of nature show that countries are taking different approaches to saving ecosystems.
360info · Jan 3, 2023 Rights of nature The idea that nature — forests , rivers, mountains — could have rights, in the same way that human rights, or corporate rights exist has been building momentum.
360info · Jan 2, 2023 Australia’s rights of nature push flows from the Yarra River Although it lacks the teeth of legislation overseas, Victoria’s Yarra River (Birrarung) laws provide a foundation for rights of nature to build on in Australia.
360info · Jan 2, 2023 Giving rights to nature will not stop environmental damage Giving legal rights to rivers and trees is touted as a potential solution to environmental damage. But history suggests its effect will be minor.
360info · Jan 2, 2023 What is the ‘nature’ in the rights of nature? Some experts are proposing that nature has rights, like human rights. But to do that, we first have to define what ‘nature’ really is.
360info · Jan 2, 2023 The law of the river Granting ‘rights’ to rivers and forests has been embraced by environmentalists. But to understand its effectiveness, we must first look closely at the law.
360info · Jan 2, 2023 Could we sue Mother Earth for storm damage? The recognition of natural entities as living persons has generated awareness but its contribution to their legal protection remains uncertain.
Manchester Evening News · Jan 2, 2023 Wandering walrus Thor pops up 100 miles further up the coast Canadian visitor surfaces at yacht club
Newcastle Herald · Jan 2, 2023 The koala will be the latest victim of our bad record Email [email protected] or send a text message to 0427 154 176 (include name and suburb).
The Guardian - UK · Jan 2, 2023 Sweden’s biggest wolf cull starts but campaigners fight on Hunters are allowed to kill 75 wolves from an endangered population of 460. On one hunt that the Guardian joined, they went home empty-handed