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Project to liberate part of Somerset river hailed as ‘squelchy’ success

Scheme to restore Aller’s natural flow has created wetland teeming with life and could provide model for managing other rivers

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More than 75% of European bumblebee species may be threatened by 2080 – study

Worst-case scenarios suggest bumblebees lose up to 30% of their current habitat in the next 40–60 years.

The Independent UK

Stop feeding red kite birds of prey - it endangers our military aircraft, warns RAF

RAF Benson near Oxford says big birds of prey and military aircraft are ‘never a good mix’

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Dabbling in the mysteries of fish colorations and shadings

Brian Van Acker’s question on two different catfish gives a chance to explore the hows and whys of fish colorations and shadings.

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Britain’s fish populations are in a ‘deeply troubling state’ – report

Species such as mackerel and North Sea cod have been overfished or have reached critically low populations

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Coral riffs? Trio of ‘rare and elusive’ bowmouth guitarfish pups take the stage at Shedd Aquarium

All the way from Taiwan, the guitar-shaped fish are thriving alongside several Indo-Pacific sharks and other fish, giving researchers a chance to learn more about the critically endangered species, the aquarium said.

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Red fire ants spreading across Europe: Are they harmful?

Red fire ants get their name from their intensely painful stings

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Australian bird of the year 2023: nominate your favourite for the shortlist

Who will take the crown this year? That will be for you to decide

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Warning Issued For Red Fire Ant Invasion

Its sting - described as painful and irritating - can cause allergic reactions and even death.

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Europe witnessing spread of invasive red fire ants with painful bites: ‘We knew this day would come’

The continent has evaded them for longer than expected – until now

The Independent UK

AP PHOTOS: Humpback whales draw thousands of visitors to a small port on Colombia’s Pacific coast

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NSW stops logging in 106 ‘hubs’ on mid-north coast amid plans for koala national park

Exclusive: hubs cover about 5% of the 176,000 ha of forest that will be assessed for protection within great koala national park

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NZ’s vital kelp forests are in peril from ocean warming – threatening the important species that rely on them

Years of almost non-stop marine heatwaves are stressing New Zealand’s kelp forests. But as we show in our new research, ongoing ocean warming is only one of several threats to these unique and important coastal seaweed ecosystems.

The Conversation

Giant house spiders set to invade homes across UK as species enters mating season

Found hiding behind the fireplace or in the bath, giant house spiders are preparing to enter homes across the UK as mating season begins

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Rare crystal jellyfish identified off Cornwall coast

The species is typically found off the west coast of North America

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At home with the red fire ant – and its many potent relatives

As the invasive ant arrives in Europe, Jonathan Watts recounts his painful encounters with this small creature in its native Latin America

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Keeping cats indoors is a rare solution where everybody wins

In the debate over protecting native wildlife from domestic felines, one thing is often overlooked: cats should be kept indoors for the sake of cats

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Red fire ant colonies found in Italy and could spread across Europe, says study

Researchers identify 88 nests of destructive invasive non-native species near Syracuse in Sicily

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What a Baa-rmy sight: Why is Hampstead Heath filled with sheep this week?

The farmyard favourites will be on Hampstead Heath as part of a grazing trial to make the area more biodiverse

Radio France Internationale

Controversial shark cull makes waves in New Caledonia after deadly attacks

After killing seven people over the past five years, sharks are enemy number one in the French Pacific archipelago of New Caledonia where the authorities have declared open season on the species in the hope of making beaches safe again.

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Jackdaws ditch friends to gain food but stick with family, study finds

Researchers in Cornwall find birds stick with offspring, siblings and mating partners even at risk of going hungry

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: A warm front door brings out the zebra spiders

Allendale, Northumberland: The wet summer has kept this stripy female sheltering in the silken retreat of the door jamb, but now she can finally emerge

The Hindu

‘Shock’ treatment to plants to stimulate growth

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Dragonflies seem to be everywhere along Chicago’s lakefront. Here’s why.

Millions of common green darner dragonflies are migrating across Lake Michigan on their journey from Canada to the Gulf Coast and looking for a place their larvae can survive.

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From a boozer to the Norfolk Broads: a riverside walk to The Ship, Reedham

A tiny railway halt is the gateway to an idyllic stroll ending at a flower-shrouded pub

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