Orcas' Fate Debated as French Aquarium Shuts Down
The future of captive orcas Wikie and Keijo is uncertain as Marineland Antibes closes, sparking a debate between a Canadian sanctuary and aquarium transfers.
Category : Wildlife Nature
Britain's Loneliest Sheep Fiona Gives Birth to Twins
Fiona, the ewe rescued from a Scottish cliff after years alone, has given birth to healthy twin lambs. The farm hopes motherhood will transform her life after her global fame as 'Britain's loneliest sheep'.
Prince William Ends Saudi Tour with Nature Reserve Visit
Prince William visited the Sharaan Nature Reserve and AlUla's historic town, focusing on conservation efforts for endangered species like the Arabian leopard.
Climate Crisis Slows Southern Right Whale Breeding
Southern right whales, once recovering from near extinction, now face declining birth rates due to climate-driven changes in Antarctic foraging grounds, according to Australian research.
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Climate-Fuelled Wildfires Devastate Ancient Patagonian Trees
Intense wildfires, exacerbated by climate change, are destroying ancient trees in Patagonia, threatening biodiversity and cultural heritage in Argentina and Chile.
Beavers Released in Somerset to Restore Nature
Six beavers have been legally released at two sites on Somerset's Holnicote Estate as part of a National Trust project to restore river systems and wetland habitats.
Rare Grebe Spotted at Somerset Reservoir
A rare red-necked grebe has been sighted at Cheddar Reservoir in Somerset, turning an ordinary winter walk into a special birdwatching event amid vast flocks of waterbirds.
Gray Wolf Returns to Los Angeles After 100 Years
A female gray wolf designated BEY03F has entered Los Angeles County for the first time in over a century, marking a significant wildlife dispersal event from Yellowstone reintroduction efforts.
Golden Eagle Disappearance Leads to Licence Suspension
NatureScot has suspended general licences for wild bird control at Raeshaw Estate and Watherston Wood for three years following evidence of alleged wildlife crime, including the disappearance of golden eagle Merrick.
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European Robin's First Canadian Sighting in Montréal
A European robin has been spotted in Montréal, marking the first recorded sighting in Canada. Birdwatchers flock to see the rare 'vagrant' bird during a bitterly cold winter.
Brawling Badgers Return for Round Two in Nocturnal Clash
A dramatic nocturnal encounter sees brawling badgers clash again in the countryside, highlighting their territorial behaviour and the raw drama of wildlife in Britain.
Beaver 'Blind Dates' in Cornwall to Repopulate Rivers
Cornwall's rivers are set for a natural revival as beavers are given freedom to repopulate through a unique 'blind date' initiative, boosting biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Golden Eagle Shot: Police Investigate Scottish Borders Crime
Police Scotland investigates after a golden eagle named Hamlet was found with shotgun injuries in the Scottish Borders. The bird, relocated in 2023, has recovered and returned to the wild.
Mishka: The Unforgettable Surly Raccoon Pet
A heartwarming story of Mishka, a raccoon kept as a pet in Dibden, New Forest, who despite her mischievous antics and surly nature, won over everyone she met.
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1926 Debate: Should Gamekeepers Kill Weasels and Stoats?
A century-old country diary questions the wisdom of gamekeepers destroying weasels and stoats, arguing these predators control rats and benefit farm crops more than they harm game.
Wild Winds at Cullernose Point: A Coastal Diary
Experience the dramatic coastal landscape of Northumberland's Cullernose Point, where fulmars ride gales and ancient geology meets raging seas in this vivid country diary entry.
Inuit Declare Shared Arctic Land Ownership in Greenland
Greenland's Inuit community emphasises collective stewardship of Arctic lands, rejecting individual ownership in favour of traditional sharing practices.
RSPCA: Teenagers Killing Swans with Catapults
The RSPCA issues a stark warning as catapult attacks on water birds like swans and geese surge, with London among urban hotspots for these cruel incidents.
UK's Smelliest Silage: A Farm Investigation
A countryside exploration into which UK farms produce the most pungent silage, examining the science and sensory experience behind agricultural odours.
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Geese Provide Escort for Dog's Final Journey
A moving account of how five Canada geese appeared to watch over a rehomed dog's burial site before flying east, interpreted as a symbolic escort home.
Red Squirrel Survival Plan Launched Amid Population Crisis
With fewer than 40,000 red squirrels remaining in England, government conservation efforts focus on habitat restoration and grey squirrel control to prevent extinction.
Sydney Shark Attacks Lead to Beach Safety Measures
Sydney authorities have introduced shark nets and ocean pools at beaches following a series of shark attacks, aiming to protect crowds and enhance safety.
Wildlife Photos: Sloths, Iguanas, Fat Seal
This week's best wildlife photographs from around the world feature cuddling sloths in Costa Rica, dazed iguanas in Florida, a very fat seal in Mexico, and many more stunning images.
London Council Plans to Extend Wildlife and Dog Rules to 2029
Richmond Council launches consultation to extend Public Spaces Protection Orders for three more years, targeting anti-social behaviour and dog control in parks and open spaces.
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Sheep Auction Trip Interrupted by Light and Legend
A country diary entry recounts a trip to a sheep auction in the UK, unexpectedly interrupted by a play of light and local folklore, blending rural tradition with natural wonder.
Rare Braun's Wrasse Found in Australian Kelp Forests
Scientists have identified the Braun's wrasse, a rare fish species, thriving in the kelp forests off Western Australia, highlighting marine biodiversity.
Pesticide Harm to Wildlife Rising Globally, Study Finds
New research shows ecological damage from pesticides has increased worldwide, with insects suffering the greatest toxicity rise. Only aquatic plants and land vertebrates saw reduced danger.
Frozen Iguanas Euthanised in Florida Cold Snap
In an unusual wildlife event, frozen iguanas in Florida are being euthanised after a cold snap, raising concerns about invasive species management and animal welfare.
Brazilian Fishers Revive Rio's Guanabara Bay Mangroves
Local fishers in Brazil are transforming Guanabara Bay's polluted waters by restoring mangrove forests, creating a thriving sanctuary and protecting coastal communities from environmental threats.
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35 Million Salmon Deaths at Scottish Farms Spark Outcry
Animal welfare campaigners reveal over 35 million unexpected salmon deaths at Scottish farms with only two unannounced inspections in three years, questioning regulatory effectiveness.
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