Gibraltar Monkeys Eat Soil to Combat Tourist Junk Food
Barbary macaques on Gibraltar consume soil to protect their digestive systems from fatty, sugary snacks fed by tourists, according to new research.
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Cornwall's Van Crusader Cleans Up Abandoned Toxic Yachts
Steve Green uses his 1972 VW van, Cecil, to remove decaying fibreglass yachts from Cornwall's rivers, combating marine pollution from toxic shards harming sea life.
Create a Wildlife-Friendly Garden: Essential Tips
Discover practical tips to transform your garden into a wildlife sanctuary. Learn about hedgehog highways, water sources, and eco-friendly gardening practices that benefit birds, bees, and local ecosystems.
Big Cat Sightings Reignite Legend of Scottish Beast
Recent sightings of a black 'puma-like' animal in the Scottish Highlands have revived the decades-old mystery of the legendary Kellas cat, a hybrid feline roaming the countryside.
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Beekeeper's 75-Year Streak Ends in Cornwall Winter Wipeout
Cornwall beekeeper Richard Bray finds all hives empty after winter, with experts citing varroa mites and climate factors as potential causes for widespread colony losses across the UK.
Trophy Hunting's Role in African Conservation: A Necessary Evil?
Trophy hunting funds conservation in Africa, but critics decry it as neocolonial. In Mozambique's Niassa reserve, hunters pay thousands to kill lions and buffalo, supporting anti-poaching efforts and local communities. This practice raises ethical debates
Frosty Dawn in Knotbury: Six Ring Ouzels Appear
In Staffordshire's Knotbury, a frost-coated morning brought a rare sighting of six ring ouzels, with ice glazing the landscape and enhancing every sound.
Natural England Stops Designating New Wildlife Protection Sites
A report exposes that Natural England has not designated any new Sites of Special Scientific Interest since 2023, risking rare habitats to development.
White Park Cattle Declared 'Priority' At-Risk Breed in UK
The Rare Breeds Survival Trust has moved white park cattle to its highest-risk 'priority' category as calf numbers plummet. This ancient breed, with Celtic origins, faces extinction without urgent support.
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Nepal's Human-Wildlife Conflict Rises as Rhinos Roam Streets
In Nepal, increasing megafauna populations like rhinos and tigers lead to more human-wildlife conflicts. Efforts around Chitwan National Park focus on education and training to promote safer coexistence.
Flea Treatments Harm UK Songbirds, Study Finds
Research reveals widespread pesticide contamination in garden bird feathers, with chemicals from pet flea treatments impairing neurological function and breeding success.
Unesco Sites Thrive Amid Global Wildlife Decline
Research reveals Unesco-protected areas maintain stable wildlife populations despite a 70% global crash since 1970, though climate change and deforestation pose severe risks to these vital habitats.
Great White Sharks at Risk of Overheating in Warming Oceans
A new study reveals that warm-blooded sharks like great whites use nearly four times more energy than cold-blooded fish, making them vulnerable to overheating as ocean temperatures rise due to climate change.
London's 14-Mile Wildlife Corridor to Boost Urban Nature
A 14-mile nature corridor will stretch through four London boroughs, reconnecting fragmented wildlife habitats and cooling urban heat islands. The Wild Cities project unites ecologists, community groups, and institutions to create an insect superhighway.
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Wild Instincts Surface in Tamed Horses During Deer Attack
A shocking incident in Norfolk reveals how domesticated horses retain primal aggression, as a mare violently attacks an injured deer while observers watch helplessly.
Rare Hoopoe Bird Spotted in Norfolk Garden
A rare hoopoe bird was recently observed in a garden in Bridgham, Norfolk, recalling a 1926 sighting in Cornwall. This exotic species, known for its rusty pink plumage and distinctive crest, is a rare visitor to the UK.
Turtles Condemned as Dam Water Stays Out of Reach
A critical environmental crisis unfolds as hundreds of turtles are left stranded without access to a nearby dam, sparking urgent calls for intervention to prevent mass fatalities.
1,000+ Toads May Die After Reservoir Drained in Wales
Conservationists in Denbighshire are devastated after Hafren Dyfrdwy drained Nant-y-Ffrith reservoir during breeding season, potentially killing over 1,000 toads and disrupting the entire ecosystem.
NSW Water Agency Criticized for Halting Flows, Turtles Die
A New South Wales government agency faces severe criticism after stopping water flows to Gwydir wetlands, leading to the death of hundreds of turtles and other wildlife. Scientists call the decision 'appalling' and 'absolutely crazy' as rescue efforts scr
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Cocaine Pollution Disrupts Salmon Behavior, Study Finds
A Swedish study shows cocaine and its metabolite in waterways alter salmon movement and foraging, raising concerns for fish populations and biodiversity.
Hidden World of Female Birdsong Revealed in New Guidebook
A groundbreaking new guidebook challenges the long-held assumption that only male birds sing, revealing that up to 70% of female bird species worldwide produce complex songs for territory, mating, and communication.
Pokémon Generation Discovers Birdwatching as New Passion
A writer explores how the Pokémon generation's childhood obsession with collecting creatures has evolved into a deep appreciation for birdwatching, finding surprising parallels between virtual and real-world nature pursuits.
London Zoo Vets: A Year with Elite Animal Care Team
As London Zoo celebrates its 200th anniversary, photographer David Levene captures the intricate veterinary work on endangered species, from sedated rhinos to spitting cobras.
Manx Shearwaters Return to Isle of Man After Epic Migration
The Manx shearwaters have returned to their namesake island right on schedule, with over 1,500 breeding pairs now thriving after successful conservation efforts.
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Humpback Whale Stranding in Germany Reflects Human-Ocean Conflict
A humpback whale stranded on Germany's Baltic coast for weeks, with a final rescue attempt underway, symbolizes the broader crisis of human activities threatening whale populations through pollution, noise, and habitat loss.
Scotland's Machair: Wildflower Haven in Outer Hebrides
Discover the machair, a rare coastal habitat in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, where vibrant wildflowers bloom and support wildlife and crofting communities. This unique ecosystem, formed over millennia, offers a stunning natural spectacle and cultural herita
Queen Elizabeth Garden: London's New Biodiverse Haven
The Queen Elizabeth II garden in Regent's Park opens as a climate-resilient, wildlife-rich space, boosting biodiversity by 184% with habitats for hedgehogs, bees, and bats.
Millionaires Fund Rescue for Stranded Whale in Germany
A last-ditch rescue operation for a humpback whale stranded in the Baltic Sea is underway, funded by two multimillionaires despite criticism from environmental groups.
Network Rail Blocks Bird Nesting Sites in Perthshire and Derbyshire
Network Rail faces criticism for blocking sand martin and swift nesting sites in Perthshire and Derbyshire, raising concerns about biodiversity and environmental impact.
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Crocodile Attacks Increase in Kenya as Lake Levels Rise
Seven deaths and 15 injuries recorded in past year as Nile crocodiles move habitats closer to settlements around Lake Turkana. Climate change-driven water level rises displace communities and create deadly encounters.
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