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Toads on the road! Volunteers prepare for amphibian migration season

The Charlcombe Toad Rescue Group is hoping to help more than 3,000 amphibians reach their ancestral breeding lake.

The Independent UK

UK conservation goals insufficient to save ants and bees, says expert

Science committee chair calls for monitored species to include groups such as moths, lice and hymenoptera

The Guardian - UK

John Swinney rules out reintroduction of lynx or 'any large carnivorous animal'

JOHN Swinney has said his SNP Government will not allow a legal release of lynx or other large carnivores in Scotland ...

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Britain has a new snake species – should climate change mean it is allowed to stay?

All animals live in or seek a set of climate conditions they find tolerable. This “climate envelope” partially determines where animals are found, but the continued existence of many species now rests on the outcome of human-driven climate change.

The Conversation

Whale song more similar to human language than previously thought – study

Research has revealed a previously undetected ‘language-like structure’ in whale song that was thought to be unique to human language.

The Independent UK

Humpback whale song and human language are more similar than you might think. Here’s why

Researchers have found a pattern indicating certain ‘words’ are used more often than others – but humans won’t be speaking whale any time soon

The Guardian - AU

Council set to drop Essex wildlife site from housing plan after eight-year fight

Middlewick Ranges in Colchester considered to be of national importance for nightingales and acid grassland

The Guardian - UK

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Kangaroo IVF breakthrough could save endangered koalas

Australian scientists pioneering marsupial IVF breeding techniques say it could pave the way for other marsupial species to be saved from extinction.

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Carnivorous marsupials, cryptic birds and feral cats: wildlife cameras capture life on a Queensland cattle station

The monitoring program by Australian Wildlife Conservancy aims to show conservation and cattle grazing can coexist if properly managed

The Guardian - AU

Badger admiring art wins wildlife photographer of the year public vote

Ian Wood wins Natural History Museum’s people’s choice award with photo taken in St Leonards-on-Sea

The Guardian - UK

Flies in hospital wards may be spreading drug-resistant bacteria to patients

Scientists in Nigeria found the insects carry infections resistant to last-resort antibiotics, adding to fears about superbugs

The Guardian - UK

The weird way dolphins are peeing in the Amazon River is baffling scientists

Mysterious behaviour may be form of communication

The Independent UK

Beaver Colony Does Humans a Huge Solid, Completes Dam Project Held Up by Government Bureaucracy: 'Beavers Always Know Best'

Beavers in the Czech Republic outpaced government bureaucracy by building dams overnight, saving officials CZK 30 million and restoring vital wetlands.

Latin Times

The last fragments of ancient Irish rainforests may face a new threat … trees

As commercial monocultures increase, ecologists are calling for the remaining splinters of native woodland to be identified, protected - and expanded

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Dramatic drop in monarch butterfly count nears record 30-year low

The number of monarch butterflies spending the winter in the western United States dropped dramatically this year even as federal officials move to extend protections for the beloved pollinator

The Independent UK

Court steps in to protect whales from fishing gear - dashing hopes of fishermen seeking fewer regulations

There are fewer than 400 of the whales species left - and the number is dwindling

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Bald Eagles Make Remarkable Comeback In New Jersey

Learn about the successful conservation efforts and challenges faced by the bald eagle population in the United States.

Evening Standard

Endangered froglets born at London Zoo after 7,000 mile journey

Searching for the frogs on an island off the Chile coast was no small feat

The Guardian - AU

A manatee: imagine eating lettuce under water

Manatees don’t have incisors or canines, only ‘cheek teeth’. No hair, only whiskers. Algae growing on their backs. Everything is gentle

The Independent UK

Tiny, endangered Chilean froglets born in London after dramatic 7,000-mile rescue

London Zoo is celebrating the birth of 33 tiny endangered froglets after they travelled from the Chile

The Conversation

Poison baits were used on 1,400 feral cats, foxes and dingoes. We studied their fate to see what works

Poisoned baits are the main way land managers control foxes, feral cats and dingoes. Baiting is done to reduce livestock and economic losses, or pressure on endangered wildlife.

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