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Cannibal ‘supergiant’ microbe found hunting and devouring members of own species

Findings could change how we understand microbe development

The Independent UK

Call for reform amid rampant land clearing, nature loss

Environmentalists are calling for sweeping nature law reforms to better protect one state's dwindling fauna and flora.

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Country diary: A close-up view of a shimmering beauty

Bridport, Dorset: The female in my garden has been a glittering presence of late, but soon she will return to the river to breed

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New Zealand whale freed from fishing gear in ‘particularly dangerous’ multi-day operation

The nine-metre southern right whale, or tohorā in Māori, is the first of the species to have been recorded entangled in New Zealand waters

The Guardian - AU

Ocean Disaster Warning: Scientists Warn Deep-Sea Mining Could Cause Irreversible Damage

Scientific review warns deep-sea mining could cause irreversible ocean damage, challenging recovery assumptions and raising global scrutiny.

International Business Times UK

Hundreds of whales slaughtered in Faroe Islands as annual cull turns sea blood red

** Warning: Graphic Content ** More than 70 British MPs have called on the UK government to push to ban the hunts

The Independent UK

Noted swift nesting site destroyed by contractors in peak season

Campaigners say builders’ demolition of nest site highlights weak protection of wildlife from development

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Female dolphins remember who is aggressive when choosing a mating partner, research shows

Researchers observed unavailable female dolphins – those that were older, or with calves – did not show the same avoidant behaviour

The Guardian - AU

6 alligator-infested rivers in the US: From the St. Johns River in Florida to the Brazos River in Texas

Across the southern United States, rivers tend to blur the line between open water and wild habitat in a way that is hard to separate on a map. Wide channels slip through marshes, cypress stands, and low floodplains, carrying sediment, fish, and submerged vegetation in slow motion. In these same…

The Times of India

This tiny pest causes the biggest damage to your plants — here's how to stop thrips

Learn how to rid your garden of thrips, before they destroy your favorite plants.

Tom’s Guide

‘Show us some fin’: citizen scientists take to the seas for first of its kind dolphin census

From cliff sides, coastal lookouts, kayaks or boats, people counted every dolphin they saw for at least 15 minutes to aid research into NSW’s populations

The Guardian - AU

Flamingos flock to Venice in record numbers as wetlands are restored

Tens of thousands of the pale pink birds now winter in the Venetian Lagoon

The Independent UK

‘Hold your nerve and trust nature’: birds, bats and butterflies rebound at Somerset rewilding farm

Letting nature take over at a former dairy farm has resulted in a surge of species in just three years

The Guardian - UK

Big gains for little terns: how Lindisfarne reserve is helping a rare bird survive tourism

Seasonal wardens and netted fences are helping protect the rare ground-nesting birds that arrive each spring on the UK’s shores

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A rare natural wonder is unfolding in Delhi’s Lodhi Garden

Nature plays countless games in remote forests that human civilisation may never discover, but there are moments when rare coincidences occur amidst human settlements, as is being witnessed these days in Delhi’s Lodhi Garden.

The Guardian - UK

‘This is a tragedy’: swimming snakes open new front in battle with Balearic lizards

The insatiable horseshoe whip snake has become an existential threat to the Ibiza wall lizard

International Business Times UK

Invasive Species Alien To The West Coast Is Growing At 'Terrifying Speed', Costing Millions To Eradicate

Golden mussels are rapidly spreading along the US West Coast, threatening infrastructure and ecosystems. Emergency measures and costly eradication efforts are underway to contain the invasive species.

The Guardian - UK

Ministers urge City of London to act over swimmers in Hampstead Heath wildlife ponds

Exclusive: Local authority asked what steps it is taking after hordes of splashing revellers seen disturbing nesting birds

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Rare Dartford Warbler makes remarkable comeback in Britain 60 years after near extinction

Once on the brink of extinction due to harsh winters, Britain's Dartford warbler has staged a remarkable comeback. Decades of dedicated habitat restoration and targeted conservation efforts have seen its numbers rebound significantly. This success story offers a rare glimmer of hope for British wildlife amidst ongoing environmental challenges.

The Guardian - UK

‘Nature’s soap opera’: how a wildlife artist’s nestboxes became a YouTube hit

The births, fledgling flights and even first dates on Robert Fuller’s site are about to hit a million global subscribers

The Guardian - UK

Dartford warbler stages a comeback 60 years after almost vanishing

Survey shows 44% increase on RSPB reserves of bird that almost became extinct in England in the 60s

The Guardian - AU

Second wave of South Australia’s toxic algal bloom could be imminent, scientist warns

Algae levels have skyrocketed near tip of Eyre Peninsula and could spread in colder months ahead, oceanographer says

The Guardian - UK

Conservationists alarmed by drastic cuts to key UK fund for global nature protection

Conservation groups warn slashing Darwin Initiative will put species and habitats in jeopardy, and set back efforts to halt decline in nature

Evening Standard

Hampstead Heath park rangers crack down on 'selfish' swimmers disturbing wildlife at bird sanctuary pond

New signs have been erected to stop swimmers in undesignated ponds

The Independent UK

Pigeons may be navigating with their liver, study suggests

A study details a surprising new way into how pigeons find their way home

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