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A brown pelican 'feeding frenzy' is an encouraging sign for the often-struggling large seabirds

On a jagged coastline in Central California, brown pelicans take flight to feed on a vast school of fish just offshore

The Independent UK

‘Those who eat Chilean salmon cannot imagine how much human blood it carries with it’

The country is the world’s second-largest producer of the popular fish, and the biggest supplier to the US, but its farms are beset by accusations of dangerous labour conditions, antibiotic overuse and ecological harm

The Guardian - UK

Scientists Dropped Cameras 80 Feet Underwater—What Appeared Was a Wake-Up Call for the World

A new underwater camera study across the Eastern Tropical Pacific reveals a dramatic divide between thriving remote marine reserves and depleted coastal protected areas, offering a global wake-up call on the state of ocean conservation.

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Sea snakes keep washing up on Australia’s shores and scientists are unsure why

Researchers urge public not to handle stranded sea snakes as they are highly venomous

The Independent UK

Get shucking: South Australians urged to eat oysters and donate shells for reef restoration project

Shrimp soundtrack will be played underwater to lure baby oysters in program aimed at fighting algal blooms

The Guardian - AU

DNA of ‘vampire squid from hell’ helps explain how octopuses evolved

With its unusual combination of features, the deep sea creature helps explain how other modern species emerged from a common ancestor

The Independent UK

Public warning over Asian hornets as New Zealand says ‘narrow window’ closing

First Asian hornets were spotted in country only last month but their number is rapidly increasing

The Independent UK

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Governments endorse greater protections for sharks amid concerns about overfishing

Governments have adopted greater protections for over 70 species of sharks and rays at an international wildlife trade conference

The Independent UK

Bull shark mauled tourist to death in ‘very rare attack’ as her boyfriend tried to save her

Lukas Schindler, 26, and Livia Mühlheim, 25 were swimming together north of Sydney, Australia when they were attacked

The Independent UK

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Other lives: Nature reserve warden who developed a computer system to create a better framework for conservation management

The Guardian - UK

Swiss academic, 25, killed in Australia shark attack as boyfriend fights for life

A three-metre long bull shark attacked the young couple at a known shark hotspot in New South Wales

Evening Standard

Seven ways Australia’s nature laws are changing after Labor’s deal with the Greens

Legislation to reform the EPBC Act runs to hundreds of pages – here are the main changes

The Guardian - AU

‘A win for nature and people’: Elizabeth line soil used to create Essex bird haven

A record 39,000 birds are overwintering on Wallasea island wetlands thanks to soil transported from London tunnels

The Guardian - UK

King to discuss passion for environment on This Natural Life Christmas special

He chats with BBC Radio 4 host Martha Kearney on the Dumfries House estate.

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Birdman tells the story of Australia's greatest mimics

An Australian videographer has showcased the nation's most beloved songbirds to the world as habitat loss and climate change threaten to endanger his work.

The Guardian - AU

‘Taking back the desert’: can Australia’s small marsupials learn how to live alongside their predator, the feral cat?

Scientists excited by progress in bold project to see if native species can train themselves to survive alongside cats

The Guardian - UK

‘A precarious position’: almost 3,000 species at risk of disappearing from Wales, report finds

Environmental body says modest investment and changes can help preserve long list of animals, fungi and lichen

The Guardian - UK

Rhino review – Tom Hardy channels David Attenborough in mission to save Kenya’s rhinos

The actor is a slightly distracting narrator in this documentary about a local ranger’s efforts to protect a group of rhinos from poachers – and from killing each other

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The Independent UK

Scientists launch search for hairy snail that’s been in UK since the ice age

A new initiative sees conservationists and citizen scientists uniting to protect London’s "charming little" German hairy snail.

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Deadly flu found on Australian sub-Antarctic island

Testing has confirmed a deadly strain of bird flu has reached an Australian sub-Antarctic island, after scientists raised the alarm after unusual seal deaths.

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Winter is deadly for helpful insects but your yard can save them — here's how

Learn how to help insects survive winter with simple changes recommended by ecologists, from log piles to bug hotels.

The Independent UK

A pair of snowy owls spotted along Lake Michigan beach draws crowds in Chicago

A pair of snowy owls has taken up residence along a Lake Michigan beach, sparking curious speculation about how long the Arctic birds of prey will call Chicago home

AAP

Reform urged as native animals face deadly spring

Spring is a high-risk time for native animals as they move around busy roads to breed and forage, prompting calls for nature to be at the core of planning laws.

The Guardian - AU

How to make sustainable seafood choices this Christmas to ease the pressure on Australia’s oceans

Australian Marine Conservation Society’s GoodFish guide aims to showcase the most environmentally friendly seafood sources

The Guardian - AU

Three-metre giant oarfish, ‘palace messenger’ of doom, washes up on Tasmanian beach

The enormous, serpentine fish, regarded in Japanese folklore as a herald of disaster, usually live deep below the surface and are only sighted when sick or dying

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