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Assam: Students, community members collect fodder plant seeds to restore elephant habitats

Aaranyak, a leading research-driven biodiversity conservation organisation, has partnered with local schools and community groups to launch a seed collection drive throughout the Udalguri and Baksa districts of Assam as part of its larger goal of restoration of degraded elephant habitats in the region. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Exotic spiders flourishing in Britain as new jumping species found in Cornwall

Global warming and international trade offering increasingly hospitable environment

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‘River pits,’ caused by unregulated release of water from dams, pose threat to vulnerable otters along Moyar River in Nilgiris

Deaths of Asian small-clawed otters in river pits due to dam water flow highlights conservation risks.

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Man interferes with trap set to catch problem crocodile

Wildlife officers are hoping to identify a man who interfered with a floating, baited trap set to capture a four metre "problem crocodile" in north Queensland.

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Longer-lasting ozone holes over Antarctica expose seal pups and penguin chicks to much more UV

New research found that instead of closing up during November, the hole in the Ozone layer over the Antarctica has stayed open well into December.

The Hindu

Teaming up to save threatened squirrel gliders from local extinction

19 males and 18 females were found across two reserves.

Newcastle Herald

Noise from traffic stunts growth of baby birds, study finds

Researchers also find zebra finches 20% less likely to hatch from eggs if exposed to noise pollution

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At least 26 pilot whales die after mass stranding in Australia

Exact reasons for beaching unknown but mammals are highly sociable and may follow podmates into danger.

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Blue whales make comeback near the Seychelles after 60 years

Estimates suggest that there are only around 5,000 to 15,000 blue whales left in the world.

The Hindu

160 pilot whales stranded on Australian beach with 26 confirmed dead

Euthanising the beached whales is usually the most humane outcome, wildlife authorities have said

Evening Standard

Birdsong once signalled the onset of spring on my street – but not this year

A dawn chorus of flutes, whistles and chirps once flowed through my Cambridge window, but there has been a shocking collapse in birdlife. What can be done?

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CMFRI Vizag unit breeds ‘pulli paarai’ in captivity

Golden trevally successfully bred in captivity by ICAR-CMFRI scientists, offering potential for sustainable marine aquaculture.

The Hindu

Tamil Nadu, Kerala to count Nilgiri tahrs in a first synchronised survey from April 29

Five months after the launch of the Project Nilgiri Tahr, Tamil Nadu is all set to estimate the population of its State animal.

The Hindu

Bite victims urged to stop bringing snakes to hospital

Health officials are pleading with locals to stop bringing deadly snakes to hospital after several bite victims arrived with the reptile responsible.

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Mexico Failing To Protect Loggerhead Sea Turtles

Learn about the alarming surge in loggerhead sea turtle deaths in Mexico due to lack of protection measures. Urgent conservation efforts are needed to safe...

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Tiny freshwater Snowy Mountains fish faces extinction, environmentalists say

The Yalmy galaxias is ‘on the verge of disappearing for ever’ and Labor on the brink of failing to meet its zero extinctions target

Crikey

Why is it taking so long to fix our crap environment laws — and why aren’t people ‘chill’ about it?

Interrogating the delay to address our inadequate environment laws, what was originally promised, and why the government seems to be dragging its feet.

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Satellites watch as 4th global coral bleaching event unfolds (image)

Satellites are tracking in real time as multiple major coral reefs around the world get paler due to warming sea temperatures in the fourth-ever global bleaching event.

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Green groups denounce 'flawed' French plan to save emblematic forest bird

Environmental groups in France have filed a court challenge against plans to reintroduce the threatened western capercaillie, a type of wood grouse, to the Vosges mountains. The bird is emblematic of the region but has been all but wiped out because of climate change and growing tourism.

The Guardian - UK

‘You can’t love something that isn’t there’: readers on how the sounds of nature have changed around them

Swallows, cuckoos, curlews – so many species have dwindled or disappeared completely, and people are mourning their loss

The Guardian - AU

Experts say discovery of fire ants in Murray Darling Basin should be ‘ringing alarm bells’

Risk of fire ants spreading at ‘another level’ after detection in Oakey, Queensland, says chair of NSW Farmers’ biosecurity committee

The Guardian - UK

Monday briefing: The sounds of birdsong and nature are disappearing – here’s what that means

In today’s newsletter: The Guardian’s new Soundscape series reflects how the diversity of birdsong and animal noise is diminishing the world over thanks to agriculture and climate change

International Business Times

In Ecuadoran Amazon, Butterflies Provide A Gauge Of Climate Change

Biologists on a trail in the Ecuadoran Amazon hold their breath as they distribute a foul-smelling delicacy to lure butterflies, critical pollinators increasingly threatened by climate change.

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Country diary: The gentle swell among the grass is spring starflower

Northam Burrows, Devon: Among the skylarks and the wheatear, I’m drawn to this small white flower, with its soft scent of violet and garlic

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A radical British politics rooted in nature is spreading – and the establishment doesn’t like it

From right to roam to anger over polluted rivers, a new breed of activists is pushing back against environmental destruction, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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