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Concerns beavers introduced to Loch Lomond will have destructive impact

Last month approval was given to controversial plans to release beavers at the Loch Lomond National Nature Reserve in Gartocharn, with fears they could harm the Atlantic salmon population, damage riverbanks - and cost taxpayers.

Daily Record

US government approves use of world’s first vaccine for honeybees

Hopes of a new weapon against diseases that routinely ravage colonies that are relied upon for food pollination

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Poor taxidermy making 'fattypuses' and 'platysausages' out of Australian animals

While spotting a badly-stuffed platypus in an overseas museum may draw a laugh from visiting Australians, scientists say poor taxidermy is a serious matter that can affect a species' survival.

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Beachgoers flee in terror after mistaking whales for vicious attacking sharks

It appears from the footage, which was taken on Saturday, December 31, that the beachgoers thought they were in the midst of a shark attack at Prainha beach in in Arraial do Cabo, Brazil

Daily Mirror

English doctors issue 'nature prescriptions' telling patients to spend time outdoors

Prescriptions are free and include a range of accessible, self-led activities

Wales Online

William Wordsworth and the Romantics anticipated today's idea of a nature-positive life

Musical performances usually happen in concert halls or clubs, but famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma is exploring a new venue: U.S. national parks. In a project called Our Common Nature, Ma is performing in settings such as the Great Smoky Mountains and the Grand Canyon. By making music and bringing people…

The Conversation

‘Nature prescriptions’ to be used in bid to improve wellbeing of patients

The prescriptions are free and include a range of accessible, self-led activities.

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Falconry skills demonstrated in Tokyo

Falconers put on a display of their ancient craft at an event on Tuesday at Hamarikyu Gardens, the same bayside oasis in Tokyo's Chuo Ward that had been the shogun's hunting ground using hawks and falcons during the Edo period (1603-1867).

The Japan News/Yomiuri

California’s endangered salmon population plummets amid new threat

They’ve been pushed to the brink of extinction by dams, drought, extreme heat and even the flare of wildfires, but now California’s endangered winter-run Chinook salmon appear to be facing an entirely new threat — their own ravenous hunger for anchovies.

Los Angeles Times

Leopard Spotted In Greater Noida Society, Rescue Operation Underway

There was panic among residents of a society in Greater Noida where a leopard was spotted in the basement of the complex. Read on for details:

Dynamite News

Frogs Thought To Be Extinct Found In Ecuador

The post Frogs thought to be extinct found in Ecuador appeared first on Talker where the black and yellow frog was rediscovered.

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Eelgrass: the endangered marine plant vital to keeping climate stable

Efforts under way to restore seagrass meadows capable of capturing more carbon than rainforests

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: A tiny wonder in our midst

Bridport, Dorset: Instinct told me to swipe away the sticky, mystery object on my hand. I would have missed a slippery moss snail

The Guardian - UK

Coral bleaching causing 'unnecessary' fish fights

Paris (AFP) - Fish that have lost food due to mass coral bleaching are getting into more unnecessary fights, causing them to expend precious energy and potentially threatening their survival, new research said Wednesday.

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Human disruption risks biosphere collapse

Given we’ve triggered multiple crises in the natural world it’s time to talk about overpopulation

Bristol Post

Extinction Rebellion says members won't be gluing themselves to public places in 2023

The group says it is its 'new year's resolution'

The National (Scotland)

Thor the walrus 'could pop up' in Scotland soon, expert says

THOR, the walrus who has been delighting thousands with his appearances along the UK’s coastline, could soon “pop up” in Scotland, an expert…

The Conversation

In defence of rodents – why healthy ecosystems need them

You might think you have the measure of the rodent family. Perhaps just the word “rodent” conjures images of invasive rats, those urban denizens accused of spreading pathogens and parasites, chewing through wires and spoiling food.

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'Thor' the walrus is 'healthy' ahead of his journey from Blyth to Norway

Those who have been monitoring 'Thor' believe he is heading back to Norway and has stopped in Blyth to rest before continuing his journey

The Conversation

DNA in the water shows South African scientists where to find a rare pipefish

Keeping track of the world’s wildlife populations is fundamental to conservation efforts in the face of the continued deterioration of global biodiversity.

The Guardian - UK

How mushrooms could mean economic independence for Benin’s women

Some rural women could find a way through the challenges brought by climate crisis, inequality and conflict by cultivating fungi in the former Marxist state

360info

Rights of nature

The idea that nature — forests , rivers, mountains — could have rights, in the same way that human rights, or corporate rights exist has been building momentum.

Manchester Evening News

Wandering walrus Thor pops up 100 miles further up the coast

Canadian visitor surfaces at yacht club

Newcastle Herald

The koala will be the latest victim of our bad record

Email letters@newcastleherald.com.au or send a text message to 0427 154 176 (include name and suburb).

The Guardian - UK

Sweden’s biggest wolf cull starts but campaigners fight on

Hunters are allowed to kill 75 wolves from an endangered population of 460. On one hunt that the Guardian joined, they went home empty-handed

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