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Rwandan Awarded For Saving Grey Crowned Cranes

White wings flashing overhead in the sunlight, conservationist Olivier Nsengimana points out Rwanda's grey crowned cranes, migratory birds that have made an extraordinary comeback in the Great Lakes region.

International Business Times

Scientists hope sequencing genome of tiny ‘functionally extinct’ frog could help save it

Corroboree frog belongs to 100m-year-old family of amphibians but is now found only in the puddles and peat bogs of Kosciuszko national park

The Guardian - AU

‘Alarming’ bug splat decline on UK cars raises fears for flying insect numbers

Annual survey of numberplates from more than 25,000 journeys reveals 63% fall in squashed bugs since 2021

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Murky waters surround federal salmon farm review

A federal assessment of salmon farming in a marginal federal seat continues despite law changes designed to ensure the future of the industry.

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Country diary: A fishing reel, digital noise … the grasshopper warbler is a bird for every age

Whitley Bay, North Tyneside: It’s one of our more elusive birds. No wonder we have to make do with analysing its extraordinary call

The Guardian - UK

Heathrow Airport disguises new ‘air traffic control tower’ for completely different use

Visitors can book free birdwatching sessions and guided nature tours

The Independent UK

Leaked document shows two threatened species could be wiped out at Middle Arm development site

Exclusive: Conservation advocates say assessment shows controversial NT project ‘shouldn’t get past the starting gun’

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Two new crocodile species discovered in Caribbean – but they are already facing extinction

Researchers say there may only be about 1,000 of the reptiles left

The Independent UK

Dead Salmon Create Election Stink On Australian Island

On a tree-lined beach in Australia's rugged island state of Tasmania, locals discovered popcorn-sized bits of dead salmon washed up along the sand.

International Business Times

The missing lynx: how the rise of border walls has split up wildlife populations

In an age of growing hostility to migrants, there are 10 times more barriers on borders than when the Berlin Wall fell. But as well as the human cost, animals are unintended victims

The Guardian - UK

Appeal launched to help buy and restore swathe of rare temperate rainforest

The Woodland Trust is looking for support for the purchase of Buckland Wood – the ‘final piece of rainforest jigsaw’ in Devon’s Dart Valley.

The Independent UK

Rattlesnake venom evolves and adapts to specific prey, study finds

Surprising new evidence challenges longstanding ideas about evolution

The Guardian - US

Whales and dolphins keep washing up dead in Southern California — scientists say this is responsible

Sea lions, dolphins, whales and other animals have been struck down

The Independent UK

Spring is the only season by Simon Barnes review: a paean to the season

Spring is in the air, at last. After a grinding winter of long icy spells, the sun is back, the blossom is on the trees and we can hear birdsong again.

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SNP ministers consider seagull crackdown amid fears 'birds may kill someone'

THE Scottish Government is considering issuing licences to control seagulls amid concerns that the birds could cause “serious injury or death”…

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Norfolk bird surveyors find Britain’s oldest known oystercatchers

Birds in their 40s wintering on mudflats and coastal wetlands of the Wash received leg rings in early 1980s

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Country diary: Thousands of honey drops on a single branch

The Marches, Shropshire: In this garden we’ve had woolly aphids, rose aphids, whitefly and blackfly, now we have Californian maple aphids, who have a story of their own

The Guardian - UK

A dwarf crocodile carried home by a hunter: Thomas Nicolon’s best photograph

‘As a species, these crocs are easy to find and easy to catch. Brice Itoua is the most skilled hunter in his village. But they kill the crocs to eat – not to sell’

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Salon

"Drab" species are studied less: study

Focusing on brightly plumaged and “familiar” birds can leave important conservation questions unanswered

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Decline of Scotland’s last venomous snake sparks conservation fears

EVIDENCE from a new report has raised concerns about the status of adders — Scotland's last venomous snake

The Independent UK

Endangered dragonfly reintroduced to Cumbrian peatland after almost vanishing in England

Dragonfly larvae transported in buckets to new site on shores of Solway Firth

The Guardian - UK

The most gripping thing I’m watching on my phone? Swedish moose migrating in real time

No music, no script, no narration, no editing – slow TV like this is exactly the balm we need these days, says journalist Claire Cohen

Radio France Internationale

World's coral reefs pushed to brink as bleaching crisis worsens

An unprecedented coral bleaching episode has spread to 84 percent of the world's reefs in an unfolding human-caused crisis that could kill off swathes of the essential ecosystems, scientists warned Wednesday.

International Business Times

Landmark Nepal Survey Estimates Nearly 400 Elusive Snow Leopards

Nepal's first nationwide survey of the threatened snow leopard estimated nearly 400 of the elusive big cats in the Himalayan nation, wildlife officials said Tuesday.

The Conversation

Ambitious changes to Canadian conservation law are needed to reverse the decline in biodiversity

Canada’s biodiversity is in decline. Globally, climate change, urbanization, overexploitation of resources and habitat loss are combining to drive biodiversity loss across all ecosystems.

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