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Country diary: The black guillemots are well cared-for here

Bangor Marina, County Down: The local community has really fallen for these enchanting birds, and I can see why

The Guardian - UK

'The Sacrifice Zone': Myanmar bears cost of green energy

The birds no longer sing

The Independent UK

Young Scots have growing appetite to work in rewilding, charity funds

THERE is a growing appetite amongst the Scottish public to help nature, according to a charity which has just concluded a three-year skills…

The National (Scotland)

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Once the fish factories and ‘kidneys’ of colder seas, Australia’s decimated shellfish reefs are coming back

Australia once had vast oyster and mussel reefs, which anchored marine ecosystems and provided a key food source for coastal First Nations people. But after colonisation, Europeans harvested them for their meat and shells and pushed oyster and mussel reefs almost to extinction. Because the damage was done early – and…

The Conversation

Teen ripped apart and beheaded by crocodile during fishing trip with classmates

The teenager was out fishing with his schoolfriends when the reptile launched out of the water and dragged him under, with his savaged body found several days later by rescuers

Daily Mirror

Climate Change Is Making Birds Less Colorful, Say Scientists

Climate change is making birds less colorful, according to a 15-year study on the common bird the blue tit.

Zenger

Critically-Endangered Birds Laying Eggs On Galapagos

These critically-endangered birds are making a comeback in the Galapagos Islands.

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CSIRO researchers identify 139 new species, including an ant that ‘babysits’ caterpillars

Other discoveries formally named and described include 131 insects and other invertebrates, four fish, three plants and a frog

The Guardian - AU

In defence of pigeons

If you ask people why they like their favourite animal, they will tell you about the incredible things the creature can do, its relatable characteristics or its interesting looks. Few would be likely to cite the pigeon as theirs. Many people think of them as vermin rather than wildlife.

The Conversation

Video shows Fin Whale, the second largest animal to ever live visiting Irish waters

The Fin Whale was said to be roughly 70 feet long

Irish Mirror

'Massive' pawprints spotted in Snowdonia amid cluster of big cat sightings

A group was set up to investigate the sightings after three walkers in April claim to have seen large cat-like animals - while a fourth came across a “massive” paw print

Daily Mirror

Efforts to Feed Beluga Whale in France's Seine Fail So Far

Efforts to feed a dangerously thin Beluga whale that has strayed into the Seine River in France have failed so far and experts are now trying to get the whale out of the river lock where it is stuck, environmentalists said Monday. The marine conservation group Sea Shepherd France tweeted…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Beleaguered beluga still alive but 'stationary' in River Seine

The malnourished beluga whale that has made its way up the River Seine to within 70 kilometres of the French capital is no longer progressing but is still alive, the environmental group Sea Shepherd said on Monday. Hope that the animal can be saved is fading.

Radio France Internationale

Shoppers praise £8.99 item that 'gets rid of wasps immediately'

Sugar-crazed wasps could sweep UK amid heatwave

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The Independent UK

Woman injured by polar bear on Norway’s Svalbard Islands

Authorities say a French woman has been injured when attacked by a polar bear in Norway’s remote Arctic Svalbard Islands

Wales Online

Walkers 'report cluster of big cat sightings and massive pawprints' in Wales

A group set up to investigate big cat sightings has reported a recent cluster in Snowdonia. Every so often, reports circulate of another big cat sighting all over the UK. Many are proven to be mistakes or hoaxes and rarely do they bring with them str

The Independent UK

Polar bear killed after attacking French tourist on Norway’s Svalbard islands

The tourist was part of a camping group

The Independent UK

Efforts to feed Beluga whale in France's Seine fail so far

Efforts to feed a dangerously thin Beluga whale that has strayed into the Seine River in France have failed so far

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Daily Mirror

Woman mauled by polar bear after it wanders into camp in terrifying attack

Polar bear attacks are relatively rare, but one woman was injured in an Arctic settlement when camping. The woman was flown to hospital by helicopter as authorities decide what to do with the bear

Daily Record

Alpacas escape enclosure and sneak off to Loch Ness to frolic in the water

The mischievous bunch also had a nosey round the Balachladaich Bed and Breakfast, situated next to their pen on the banks of the iconic loch in Dores, Inverness.

Daily Mirror

Scared gamekeeper chased by 'world's deadliest bird' in clip like 'Jurassic Park'

Clayton Enoch, a gamekeeper in Australia, was chased by a cassowary, which has razor-sharp claws and is known as the deadliest bird in the world. The bird went on a violent rampage and chased them as they fled on a quad bike.

Evening Standard

Wild thing! Inside the mission to rewild London

Beavers, voles and acres of new wild flower meadows — the capital’s rewilding revolution has truly begun. And about time, says Sophie Church

Irish Mirror

Ireland could be faced with major wasp invasion in a matter of weeks

Hotter temperatures and a lack of rain in some areas have allowed most types of insects to thrive

The Guardian - UK

The most awe-inspiring and exuberant birds are facing extinction first – let’s stop nature becoming boring

From toucans and puffins to iridescent hummingbirds, the most unique creatures are the most vulnerable to human impacts, says Lucy Jones, author of Losing Eden

Newcastle Herald

Lake fish kill leaves locals searching for answers

Lake Macquarie residents are demanding answers regarding what caused a massive fish kill at the southern end of the lake on Saturday.

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