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‘Extinct’ jellyfish rediscovered in Scotland
A species of jellyfish thought to be extinct for over a century has been found off the coast of Scotland, sparking excitement among marine biologists.
Monarch butterflies face extinction from pesticides
A shocking decline in monarch butterfly numbers has been linked to widespread pesticide use, raising alarms among conservationists.
Extinct jellyfish found in Scotland's Outer Hebrides
A species of jellyfish believed to be extinct for over a century has been found thriving in the waters of Scotland's Outer Hebrides, sparking excitement among marine biologists.
Radioactive Rhino Horns: South Africa's Anti-Poaching Breakthrough
South Africa is pioneering a bold new strategy to protect rhinos from poachers by injecting radioactive isotopes into their horns, making them easier to detect and trace.
Hippo’s hitchhiker & wallaby jailbreak: Wildlife’s best moments
From a tiny fly on a hippo to an escaped wallaby, this week's wildlife highlights showcase nature's quirky and captivating moments.
Monarch Butterfly Spotted on UK Bin Lid – A Rare Urban Sighting
A stunning Monarch butterfly, often dubbed the 'king of butterflies,' was recently observed resting on a bin lid in a quiet suburban garden, offering a rare glimpse of this migratory marvel in an urban setting.
Radioactive isotopes injected into rhino horns to stop poaching
In a groundbreaking move, South African scientists are using radioactive isotopes to make rhino horns toxic to humans, deterring poachers and protecting endangered species.
Radioactive rhino horns deter poachers in South Africa
South African scientists are injecting rhino horns with radioactive material to make them unattractive to traffickers, offering a novel solution to combat poaching.
White rhino population grows in South Africa
Conservation efforts in South Africa have led to a rare increase in white rhino numbers, marking the first rise in a decade, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Marine biologist Ron Taylor dies, leaving conservation legacy
Renowned marine biologist and shark expert Ron Taylor, whose pioneering work inspired generations, has passed away. Discover his remarkable contributions to ocean conservation.
Water-wise gardening tips for UK climate change
Expert advice on adapting your gardening habits to conserve water and keep plants thriving amid rising temperatures and drier summers in the UK.
Dolomites farmers push for tourist levy
Farmers in Italy's Dolomites are pushing for a tourist tax to preserve the breathtaking Odle Peaks, balancing tourism with conservation.
The Joy of Tree Brushing: When Hours Fly By
Discover the serene and fulfilling experience of tree brushing, where hours slip away unnoticed amidst the quiet beauty of the countryside.
Meet the modern-day Darwin with the 'best job in the world'
Cambridge University Botanic Garden's expedition botanist, Matthew Jeffery, shares his thrilling adventures in plant discovery, conservation, and why his role is considered the ultimate dream job.
California's Chinook salmon near extinction
Wildlife experts sound the alarm as California's winter-run Chinook salmon numbers plummet to near-extinction levels. Urgent conservation efforts are underway.
Endangered sea turtle nests in Florida after 75-year absence
A critically endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, unseen in Florida for 75 years, was discovered nesting on Melbourne Beach, sparking hope for conservationists.
Giant Stick Insect Rediscovered in Queensland
A rare giant stick insect, thought to be extinct, has been found clinging to trees in North Queensland, sparking excitement among scientists and conservationists.
US Senate Committee Advances Sharked Act for Marine Protection
The US Senate Committee has voted to advance the Sharked Act, a landmark bill aimed at protecting sharks and marine ecosystems. Here's what you need to know.
Packham: Europe failing wildlife in climate crisis
Renowned naturalist Chris Packham accuses European governments of neglecting wildlife conservation efforts despite escalating climate threats.
Experts warn against visiting UK zoos amid welfare concerns
Animal welfare groups urge Brits to reconsider zoo visits due to ethical and safety concerns. Here's what you need to know.
Rare harrier chicks take flight in UK conservation win
Conservationists celebrate as endangered Montagu's harrier chicks successfully fledge in the UK, marking a hopeful milestone for the species.
Saving England's riverbanks for public enjoyment
England's picturesque riverbanks are under threat from privatisation and neglect. It's time to reclaim these landscapes for public enjoyment and conservation.
River Test granted legal rights in UK conservation first
The River Test, one of England's most iconic chalk streams, has been granted legal rights by Hampshire County Council, marking a landmark moment for environmental protection in the UK.
Oxford-studied lion Blondie shot dead
The famous lion Blondie, who was the subject of research by Oxford University, has been killed in a controversial incident, sparking outrage among conservationists.
Beaked whales strand in Ireland, Orkney, Netherlands
A series of unexplained strandings of beaked whales across Western Ireland, Orkney, and the Netherlands has left marine biologists baffled. Experts investigate potential causes, including naval exercises and climate change.
Beaver rewilding scheme in England delayed
Plans to release beavers into the wild across England have stalled, sparking frustration among conservationists and raising questions about the government's commitment to rewilding.
160 whales strand in Japan: marine mystery deepens
Over 160 whales have mysteriously stranded on a Japanese beach, leaving marine experts scrambling for answers. The tragic event has sparked concerns about ocean health and human impact.
UK's Summer Sees Surge in Butterfly Numbers
This summer has brought a delightful surge in butterfly populations across the UK, offering hope for conservationists and nature lovers alike.
The Enigmatic Eel: Fluidity in UK Rivers
Discover the fascinating world of the European eel, a creature as mysterious as it is adaptable, thriving in the UK's waterways.
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