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Health warning as deadly mosquito virus which can cause meningitis detected

Australia's health chief issued a public warning after encephalitis virus was detected at sites in flood-ravaged areas of New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia

Daily Mirror

Labour slams government over ‘discredited theory’ for mysterious big crustacean die-off

‘This algal bloom theory was pursued despite warnings from the local fishing industry and by university marine experts,’ says Jim McMahon

The Independent UK

Alarming levels of PFAS in Norwegian Arctic ice pose new risk to wildlife

Oxford University-led study detects 26 types of PFAS compounds in ice around Svalbard, threatening downstream ecosystems

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Ex-Apple designer behind Charles III's coronation emblem

The official emblem of King Charles III’s coronation, created by former Apple chief designer Jony Ive and his associates, honors the monarch’s love of nature by joining the flora that symbolize the four nations of the United Kingdom in a single image

The Independent UK

Experts concerned about how far bird flu is spreading globally

It is infecting wild bird populations across the globe and could potentially infect endangered species.

The Independent UK

Bahamas songbird is under threat of extinction -- but preserving old pine forests will help save it

The Bahama warbler, a small songbird found exclusively on Grand Bahama and Abaco, two islands in the north-east Bahama archipelago only “became” a species in 2010. But due to its limited range and increasingly fragmented habitat, the warbler was immediately treated as a species of conservation concern.

The Conversation

New species of grass fly with unusual genitalia discovered in South Bristol

Scientists have so far been unable to work out what exactly it is

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Survey reveals mix of grey and red squirrels across Dumfries and Galloway

Volunteers are working hard to keep numbers of the non-native greys under control

Daily Record

Critically endangered primate gives birth in British zoo in ‘landmark moment for conservation’

Rare species found in the wild only in northwest Madagascar

The Independent UK

How treecreepers cuddle up to survive cold winters

Tiny solitary birds struggle during wet, freezing UK winters, but gather in communal roosts to stay warm

The Guardian - UK

Sylvia Earle: ‘We are on the brink – a million species may be lost’

We are a species that is superb at killing, says veteran oceanographer, who calls for us to stop treating fish like crops and give them the respect they deserve

The Guardian - UK

Trossachs deer cull is necessary to protect habitats, says government agency

"Record high" numbers of red deer are having "negative impact" on Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.

Daily Record

A secret weapon in preventing the next pandemic: Fruit bats

More than four dozen Jamaican fruit bats destined for a lab in Bozeman, Montana, are set to become part of an experiment with an ambitious goal: predicting the next global pandemic.

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New Biodiversity Action Plan confirmed by North Lanarkshire Council

Following a public consultation, the council’s Environment and Climate Change Committee has approved the action plan for 2023 to 2027.

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The Independent UK

Killer whale mothers ‘pay high price’ for raising sons, study says

Each living son cut a mother’s annual likelihood of successful breeding by about half, researchers say

ABC News

Snow leopard wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award

The prestigious competition attracted 38,575 entries from across 93 countries. Here's the winning photograph and the runners-up.

The Conversation

As we fight to protect species on the brink of extinction, let's not forget the familiar ones

Nothing commands attention like rarity. In the natural world, rarity is most starkly represented by the last members of a declining species. These scarce plants and animals are infinitively valuable; they represent the final hope for averting extinction.

The Guardian - UK

Deal to curb harmful fishing devices a ‘huge win’ for yellowfin tuna stocks

Agreement to restrict use of aggregating apparatus in the Indian Ocean hailed as a ‘giant step forward’ for conservation of stocks

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Why helping whales to flourish can help fight climate change

The ocean is one of the planet’s great carbon sinks, absorbing nearly a third of the atmosphere’s greenhouse gas emissions.

The Guardian - UK

Birdwatch: listening to the lapwing’s ‘peewit’ ring out over Somerset Levels

The lapwing’s English and scientific names both refer to its distinctive flight: how its wings flash as they pass overhead

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: New discoveries on my childhood patch

Kilsyth, North Lanarkshire: I know this woodland and canal so well. What a thrill to find species have moved in since I moved out

AAP

NSW planning laws failing to protect koalas: report

Land development has caused significant koala habitat loss in the Sydney basin, a report says, compounding the effect of droughts, fires and floods.

ABC News

Nine hundred rare orchids, including Collie spider, stolen from Kings Park in brazen thefts

Up to 900 of Western Australia's rarest orchids have been stolen from a botanical garden, causing fear the endangered plants will not survive without expert care.

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Thieves swipe rare orchids from WA conservation garden

Up to 900 of Western Australia's rarest orchids have been stolen from a conservation garden in a devastating blow for two species teetering on the brink.

The Guardian - AU

Sea turtles under threat from warming seas and hotter beaches, research suggests

Australian scientists say the animals unlikely to be able to change nesting behaviour enough to mitigate temperature rises

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