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We've committed to protect 30% of Australia's land by 2030. Here's how we could actually do it

In the mid 1990s, only 7% of Australia’s land was protected for conservation. Now, it’s more than tripled to 22%.

The Conversation

Wildlife board grants nod for training walls at Pazhaverkadu estuary to stabilise bar mouth

NBWL has approved construction of training walls at Pazhaverkadu estuary to stabilise bar mouth, allowing exchange of water vital for lake's ecosystem. Fishermen of Pulicat demand walls to keep estuary open & protect livelihoods. Andhra Pradesh CM requested to desilt Raidurgh estuary.

The Hindu

These bat penises are too long for sex

Serotine bats have large, bulbous penises that they use like an arm — but not for penetration

Salon

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Protests against construction in Longwood Shola reserve forest intensify in the Nilgiris

Conservationists & local residents oppose TN govt's plan to build concrete structures & a building in Longwood Shola forest. Forest Dept denies allegations of cutting down trees & violating building rules. Stakeholders oppose project, citing need to protect ecologically-sensitive area & its wildlife. Forest Dept. denies plans for destructive construction,…

The Hindu

‘Urgent’ calls for biosecurity funding after fire ants cross Queensland border into NSW

Authorities working to chemically eradicate three nests after ‘one of world’s worst super pests’ found in South Murwillumbah

The Guardian - AU

'Adopt an axolotl' campaign launches in Mexico to save iconic species from pollution and trout

Academics in Mexico City are asking for donations to protect axolotls, an iconic fish-like type of salamander

The Independent UK

Honeybees cluster together when it’s cold – but we’ve been completely wrong about why

Honeybees in man-made hives may have been suffering the cold unnecessarily for over a century because commercial hive designs are based on erroneous science, my new research shows.

The Conversation

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Killing kangaroos could be banned in metro Melbourne in plan hailed as ‘step in the right direction’

Reduced kangaroo populations and urban sprawl prompt proposal to end commercial culling in 10 council areas

The Guardian - AU

Thousands of rats cause havoc in Queensland amid plague fears: ‘They’re eating everything’

For months, certain regions of the state have been grappling with infestation of rats

The Independent UK

Trust in nature – and stop raking up your garden leaves

Yes, the fallen foliage can be messy. But the trees know just what they’re doing – and they won’t thank you for interfering, writes Alys Fowler

The Guardian - UK

Sea turtle nests break records on US beaches, but global warming threatens their survival

It's been a record-breaking year for sea turtles in Florida

The Independent UK

Australian dolphins have the world's highest concentrations of ‘forever chemicals’

As predators at the top of the food chain, dolphins tend to accumulate and magnify high levels of toxins and other chemicals in their bodies. So health problems in dolphins can be a warning that all is not well in the system as a whole.

The Conversation

Illegal bird of prey killings fall to lowest level in decade, but ‘true figure may be far higher’

RSPB says figures distorted by failure to examine raptors caught in avian flu outbreak for signs of shooting or poisoning

The Guardian - UK

Endangered Baby Rhino’s Birth Captured On CCTV At UK Zoo

Rare moment caught on camera as eastern black rhino delivers calf in daylight, boosting conservation efforts

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Moonlight basking and queer courting: new research reveals the secret lives of Australian freshwater turtles

Australian freshwater turtles support healthy wetlands and rivers. Yet one in three turtle species is threatened with extinction. And there is still much we don’t know about them.

The Hindu

Experts call for research into jellyfish resources in Indian waters

Experts at JBS7 in Thiruvananthapuram call for better understanding of jellyfish species in Indian waters for potential fisheries and sustainable resource mgmt. Mark J. Gibbons stresses importance of EAF to balance human needs with wider ecosystem. A. Biju Kumar underscores need for research into jellyfish diversity. Symposium to conclude on…

Evening Standard

Britain's loudest bird with 'booming foghorn' call makes comeback in London

Bitterns are shy but make a 'remarkable' sound, conservationists say

The Guardian - UK

‘They’re inherently charismatic’: the amateur sleuths hooked on sea slugs

More and more enthusiasts have fallen in love with this relative of garden dwellers, and are helping ocean science while they’re at it

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‘It was desolation’: why did 700 shags disappear from an island overnight?

Isle of May’s wildlife warden calls it ‘soul-destroying’ to discover birds he ringed as chicks washing up dead on the Scottish coast

The Hindu

Scientists discover new species of 'music frog' in Arunachal

Scientists have discovered a new species of ‘music frog’ in Arunachal Pradesh.

The Guardian - AU

The fast-growing invasive seaweed choking New Zealand’s coastline

The country is grappling with the rapidly spreading seaweed as it marches along parts of New Zealand’s coast.

Chicago Sun-Times

Tend to overindulge on Thanksgiving? Eat like a Rockhopper penguin

These penguins, which eat primarily herring and capelin fish, are natural self-regulators that stop eating when they’ve had their fill.

The Independent UK

UK zoo celebrates birth of critically endangered eastern black rhino

Zookeepers captured the birth on camera.

The Hindu

Thiruvananthapuram Bird Race: 190 species observed

Species observed during the one-day event included the great hornbill, oriental turtle dove, lesser black-backed gull, great eared nightjar, and the green imperial pigeon.

The National (Scotland)

Loch Ness Monster DNA test claims to reveal historical genealogy

The Loch Ness Monster is an algae-based creature DNA tests show, filmmakers claim.

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