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Kate Bradbury's mystery tree is a wildlife
Gardener Kate Bradbury finds a dying, unidentified tree in her Lewes garden is a vital habitat, daily visited by her favourite bird, the treecreeper.
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Buzzard Siblings Squabble Over Pigeon Meal on Farm
A trail camera on a Norfolk farm captures juvenile buzzards bickering over a dead pigeon, illustrating the competitive dynamics before the young birds must
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Marine Heatwave Caused Sharp Decline in Hawaiian Humpback
A study finds a 2013-2016 marine heatwave caused a 37% population decline in Hawaiian humpback whales, with adult survival rates plummeting from 99% to
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New spiny mouse species discovered in Sri Lanka's Knuckles
Scientists have formally described Mus dumbara, a new endemic spiny mouse species from Sri Lanka's Dumbara mountains after two decades of analysis.
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Javan Rhinos Survive Volcanic Eruption in Sole Habitat
Indonesia's critically endangered Javan rhinos were unharmed by a recent volcanic eruption near their only home, Ujung Kulon National Park.
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Study: Land Return to Mapuche in Chile Did Not Boost Native
A study in Nature Sustainability found that returning 217,000 hectares to Mapuche communities in Chile increased grasslands but did not improve natural
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Rescuers Save Seven Orangutans from Borneo Wildfires
Indonesian rescuers recovered seven critically endangered Bornean orangutans from wildfires in August, with one dying from smoke exposure.
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Himalayan Pheasants Face Habitat Loss and Hunting Threats
Two Himalayan pheasant species, the white-crested kalij and the vulnerable western tragopan, are under pressure from human activities like logging
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Cantabrian Brown Bears Rebound in Northern Spain
The Cantabrian brown bear population in Spain's Asturias region has recovered from near extinction, with numbers now estimated above 500, aided by
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Allouez Bay Wetland Restoration Aids Marsh Birds
Audubon and Wisconsin DNR lead a multi-partner effort to restore critical Lake Superior wetland habitat by controlling invasive cattails, benefiting
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Australian wildlife increasingly uses homes
A decade of rescue data shows possums, bats, and wombats are commonly found in roofs and walls as animals seek shelter in buildings due to habitat loss
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Mining Permits Overlap Indonesian Marine Refuge for Humphead
A protected bay in Indonesia, home to a critically depleted population of humphead wrasse, faces pressure from overlapping mining permits.
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Illegal Gold Mining Threatens Sumatran Orangutan Habitat
Illegal gold mining continues in Indonesia's Aceh province, damaging protected forests and threatening a reintroduction site for critically endangered
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Audubon Surveys Bobolinks to Time Safe Hay Mowing
Audubon staff and volunteers in New York survey Bobolink nesting to determine when chicks have fledged, guiding farmers on safe mowing times to prevent
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Kākāpō Population Tops 300 After Record Breeding
The critically endangered kākāpō parrot population has surpassed 300 for the first time in 75 years, reaching 325 birds after a record breeding season.
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Sydney beaches use drones to spot sharks
A $34 million state program now monitors NSW beaches with drones from dawn to dusk, aiming to spot sharks and clear swimmers.
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Bobolink surveys guide Audubon farm mowing
Audubon staff in New York's Dutchess County are surveying Bobolink populations to time hay mowing and prevent nestling deaths.
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Bass Rock gannets face 15-year flu recovery
A study by the RSPB and Aarhus University finds the Bass Rock gannet colony, hit by bird flu in 2022, will need at least 15 years to recover its numbers.
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Captive-bred eastern quolls breed in
Rewilding efforts for the endangered eastern quoll are seeing success in Tasmania, with captive-bred animals released in 2025 successfully breeding.
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Sea Cucumber Venture Balances Business and
A company in Tanzania's Pemba Island is ranching sea cucumbers in protected marine areas, aiming to restore ecosystems and share profits with local
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Woolston Eyes wetland hosts 64% of UK
A restored Cheshire wetland, once a dumping ground, now supports 64% of Britain's breeding population of the rare black-necked grebe.
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Nigeria Coastal Highway: Protect Mangroves
Nigeria plans a 700-km Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway to improve living conditions. The project must protect mangroves, swamps, and remnant forests through environmental and social impact assessments.
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Mobile Hatcheries Aid Queen Conch Conservation
Queen conch populations are declining due to overharvesting, habitat degradation, and climate change. Researchers are using mobile hatcheries to protect the species and engage Caribbean communities in conservation efforts.
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Cougars Reduce Deer-Vehicle Collisions by Up to 76%
A new study finds that the presence of cougars in a landscape can reduce deer-vehicle collisions by up to 76%, highlighting the importance of coexistence with large carnivores.