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An injured galah taught me that what makes something beautiful is also what makes it fragile

Perhaps it’s naive not to imagine that all of life itself is about accepting the fragility of how easily things break

The Guardian - AU

Spanish griffon vultures are released into the wild in Cyprus to replenish the dwindling population

Wildlife authorities and conservationists in Cyprus are releasing seven imported griffon vultures into the wild after implanting tracking devices, in hopes of ensuring the survival of the birds that are threatened with extinction on the island nation

The Independent UK

Sycamore Gap tree attack is part of war on nature in UK, says poet

Robert Macfarlane says tree’s felling was part of hostile culture and calls for forest to be planted in its honour

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‘Nature embraces queer people’: inside the Kew show about the LGBTQ+ side of plants

Queer Nature celebrates the astonishing diversity of plants – and looks at how they have inspired LGBTQ+ groups. Our writer enters a world of bisexual flowers and asexual trees

The Guardian - UK

Experience: a whale saved me from a shark attack

He swam underneath me and lifted me out of the water on his flipper

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Salmon farmers' artificial oxygen endangered fish fix

Conservationists have ridiculed a salmon industry plan to try to artificially boost oxygen levels in a harbour where an endangered fish is barely hanging on.

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Spotted lanternfly has spread to Illinois, threatening to crops and trees

Illinois says an invasive insect called the spotted lanternfly has been confirmed in the state for the first time

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Farmers fear 'devastating' impact as Scottish national park eyes beaver release

FARMERS have expressed serious concerns over the “devastating” impacts of a planned radical expansion of Scotland’s wild beaver population…

The National (Scotland)

Tropical climates are the most biodiverse on Earth − but it's not only because of how warm and wet they are

Life exists in every conceivable environment on Earth, from the peaks of towering mountains to the remote stretches of isolated islands, from sunlit surfaces to the darkest depths of the oceans. Yet, this intricate tapestry of existence isn’t spread uniformly.

The Conversation

Chris Packham joins London protest following devastating UK wildlife report

The National Trust has warned that one in six species across the UK risk going extinct unless urgent action is taken

Evening Standard

Campaigners in protest outside Defra to demand more action to protect nature

It comes after a State of Nature report warned 16% of the UK’s wildlife species are at risk of extinction.

The Independent UK

Beavers to be released in two new Scottish locations after licences approved

BEAVERS will be released into two new locations in Scotland after the government’s nature body approved new licences.

The National (Scotland)

One in six wildlife species at risk of extinction in Great Britain, report finds

Around 16% of 10,000 mammals, plants, insects, birds and amphibians assessed as threatened

Evening Standard

Unusual Weather Patterns Linked To Decline In Insect Biomass, Says German Research

Climate change and abnormal weather have significant impact on insect populations, warns new study

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One in six UK species threatened with extinction – here's what we could lose (plus how to save them)

The UK is considered one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world. This is not surprising given its history of early industrialisation and agricultural intensification.

The Guardian - UK

New nature reserve to act as ‘green beating heart’ for Norwich

Sweet Briar Marshes has been created in heart of city with fewer public footpaths than any other in England and Wales

The Guardian - UK

One in six species at risk of extinction in Great Britain, say wildlife experts

State of Nature report paints bleak picture of wildlife in UK but says conservation methods are yielding results

The Guardian - AU

Bob Carr warns environment movement ‘in danger of fading’ amid huge challenges

The longest serving premier of NSW throws support behind new alliance calling for overhaul of land-clearing laws

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The high-risk life of the bar-tailed godwit: endurance flyers under threat from development

These globe-trotting shorebirds travel nonstop from the Arctic but urbanisation is leading to their dramatic decline

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Dugongs in steady decline along Great Barrier Reef

Dugong numbers are shrinking over a vast area of the Great Barrier Reef and it's been happening for almost 20 years, scientists say.

The Conversation

Playful whales can use seaweed as a hat – or exfoliant. This "kelping" behaviour is more common than we realised

If you’re a whale, there’s often not too much to see out in deeper water. Perhaps that’s why so many whales get playful with kelp and other seaweed.

The Independent UK

How to help migrating hummingbirds and see their antics up close

Most of the hummingbirds that visited our gardens over the summer are now on their way to winter homes in Central America

The National (Scotland)

Chris Packham and Lesley Riddoch to appear at grouse moor reform event in Scotland

THE wildlife expert and TV presenter Chris Packham is set to appear at a grouse moor reform conference in Scotland.

The Independent UK

Donald Trump goes on bizarre tirade about whales, speedboats and windmills

‘Windmills are causing whales to die in numbers never seen before, nobody does anything about that’ said former president

The Texas Tribune

Toxic red tide algae, last seen in 2018, returns to Texas coast

Areas of the Texas Gulf Coast are seeing blooms of the algae, which can make people sick and kill fish.

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