Category : Wildlife


Sea Gardeners Restore UK's Lost Seagrass Meadows

Scientists and volunteers in Wales are planting millions of seeds to revive seagrass meadows, which have declined by 92% in the UK, aiming to restore their carbon-storing and fish-nursing benefits.

Wildlife Week: Roadrunners, Frogs, and Orkney Voles

This week's wildlife roundup features a speedy roadrunner in Arizona, a newly discovered frog in Peru, and thriving voles in Orkney, alongside global conservation efforts and stunning animal photography.

Red Panda Priya Arrives at Highland Wildlife Park

Priya, a three-year-old endangered red panda, has arrived at Highland Wildlife Park from Edinburgh Zoo, marking a long-awaited return for the species and raising hopes for future breeding efforts.

Humpback Whale Escapes Baltic Sea After Tense Rescue Efforts

A humpback whale, measuring 12-15 metres, has successfully swum free from shallow waters near Wismar, Germany, after a dramatic rescue attempt involving an excavator. Experts remain cautiously optimistic as it faces a long journey to the Atlantic.

Chestnut Mining Bee Found in New York After 119 Years

Molly Jacobson, a pollinator ecologist, has rediscovered the elusive chestnut mining bee in a Syracuse orchard, marking its first New York sighting since 1904 and highlighting the power of citizen science in conservation efforts.

Caterpillars Are Garden Heroes, Not Villains

Wildlife expert Kate Bradbury explains why caterpillars are crucial for biodiversity, providing essential food and water for birds while offering practical tips for gardeners.

Caterpillars: Vital Garden Allies, Not Pests

Wildlife expert Kate Bradbury explains why caterpillars are crucial for biodiversity, providing food and water for birds, and how gardeners can protect crops while supporting them.

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