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Marcus Rashford plans to create meadows and grasslands at home to protect wildlife

Marcus Rashford plans to create meadows and grasslands for wildlife to thrive in, protecting mammals like voles and hedgehogs as well as nesting birds such as robins, chaffinches, wrens and blackbirds

Daily Mirror

Environmentalists seek wider action for killing of cormorant nestlings in Malappuram

Sterner action by booking government officials needed, they say

The Hindu

Farmers in England to be allowed to use ‘lethal force’ on beavers

Government guidance on rodents angers conservationists who say animals are a help not a hindrance to agriculture

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SeaWorld visitor tried to take a photo of orca - but it had dead trainer in its mouth

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT A tourist who witnessed the death of trainer Dawn Brancheau at the Orlando, Florida, resort has told authorities she is still haunted by what she saw in 2010

Daily Mirror

Chicago outdoors: Green heron fledge, head acorns, suburban monarch & hummingbird, Wis. sturgeon

A note on falling acorns in northern Wisconsin, a green heron fledge beautifully photographed, a surprise of a monarch and hummingbird in the same photo, and the size of Wisconsin lake sturgeon are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

Chicago Sun-Times

Two dead dolphin sightings reported on same stretch of coastline

The wildlife trust has offered up an explanation

Nottingham Post

Rescued dolphins swim free from Indonesia sanctuary

Three bottlenose dolphins have been released into the open sea in Indonesia after years of being confined for the amusement of tourists

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Concern for loss of green belt land over plans for 300 new homes in Nottinghamshire

There was also concerns for lack of infrastructure and traffic

Nottingham Post

More southern right whales are returning to their original birthing grounds across Australia as population rebounds

Scientists find whales are increasingly returning to historic birthing grounds around Australia where they were once intensely hunted

ABC News

Crocodiles in Kowanyama hold an important cultural place, despite being feared

In Kowanyama people live side-by-side with crocodiles. From Dreamtime stories to the modern day, the predators are an intrinsic part of the region's culture.

ABC News

Buzz without bees for glasshouse pollination

Miniature drones are being used to pollinate indoor crops as part of research looking at alternatives to honey bee pollination.

ABC News

Endangered whale species have fewer calves

A world-class research project has found the Australian southern right whale is calving less frequently due to climate change and slower recovery rates.

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Eats, hops and breeds: New Zealand’s worsening wallaby plague

A skilled hunter can shoot 100 of the invasive marsupials in a night. But with millions of hectares infested, some fear control efforts are too late

The Guardian - AU

Woman speaks of 'amazing experience' as dolphins swim next to her on Scots loch

Joyce Campbell was out on Loch Fyne near Inveraray when the surprise encounter happened.

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Photographer Captures Dolphins In Underwater Chat Room

A pod of common dolphins off Britain were caught “chatting” when a wildlife photographer filmed them underwater, after being followed by the group.

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California Penguin Alive And Kicking In New Prosthetic Booties

This is the moment a penguin tries on a pair of life-changing booties that will put the spring back in his step for good.

The Guardian - US

Ohio man who suffered 20,000 bee-stings expected to recover, family says

Austin Bellamy has awoken from a medically induced coma after mistakenly cutting into a bees’ nest while trimming a tree

Zenger

Emperor Penguins Live Up To 373 Miles Further North Than Previously Believed

Emperor penguins are the tallest and heaviest of all living penguin species and are endemic to Antarctica.

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The Guardian view on beavers: a spur to hope for nature’s recovery

Editorial: The successful reintroduction of these charismatic, industrious rodents proves that restoring ecosystems is possible

Daily Mirror

Beauty of animals that survive and thrive in snow and ice - from Arctic foxes to seals

There is life that thrives in the harsh conditions, as these pictures from the book to accompany David Attenborough’s new BBC series, Frozen Planet II, clearly show.

Daily Record

Photographer shocked to capture stunning photos of rare Golden Pheasant at Loch Ness

Kirsty Lloyd managed to capture some great shots of the rare but colourful bird.

Zenger

Scientists May Have Discovered New Law Of Nature In Rain

A new law of nature could have been discovered as scientists think rain causes species to grow larger after an astonishing discovery in South America.

Chicago Sun-Times

Opening day of dove season comes with flying doves and some surprises at Des Plaines SFWA

The experience of opening day of dove season at a new field at Des Plaines State Fish and Wildlife Area.

The Hindu

NH project contractor, 2 others booked

Cormorants in large numbers were killed after nesting tree was cut

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m glowing’: scientists are unlocking secrets of why forests make us happy

Research project aims to discover how age, size and shape of woodlands affect people’s happiness and wellbeing

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