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Incentives for developers, new First Nations ecology centre proposed to boost Sydney's urban nature

A new report from a Sydney think tank advises incentives for developers, a First Nations ecology training centre, and turning laneways into active ecologies.

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Threatened species recover in fenced safe havens. But their safety is only temporary

If you want to see some of Australia’s most charismatic threatened mammals such as bilbies, boodies and stick-nest rats, chances are you’ll have to go to a zoo – or a safe haven.

The Conversation

What Denmark's dead hedgehogs tell us about their lives -- and how we can help them

The European hedgehog is in decline all over Europe. In Britain, the species is already deemed vulnerable to extinction having seen its population fall by at least 46% in the past 13 years to an estimated 500,000 animals.

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Exotic invaders could be rebadged as neo-natives

Australian botanists face a sticky question as invasive species become more entrenched and adapt to the point where they could be considered "new natives".

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Peter Mundy obituary

Other lives: Zoologist who became an expert on the vultures of Africa, and did much to help with their conservation

The Guardian - UK

Parakeets on the menu for falcons after pigeons leave London in lockdown

The study reveals that managing pest species and their food sources is usually driven by humans

The Independent UK

Villagers set up electric fence after ‘terrifying’ otter causes thousands of pounds of damage

Mr George said he has lost six fish worth £5,000 to the otter

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Hundreds of Washington state plants, animals at risk of extinction

Over a third of species and ecosystems in the United States are at risk of disappearing, including hundreds of plants and animals in Washington.

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‘They might be fishing the last school’: Russia rouses international anger with redfish overfishing

The population is declining rapidly but Russia has refused to observe restrictions – aided by countries offering ports or catch processing

The Guardian - UK

Renewed push to pull shark nets out of Newcastle beaches

"I really do not think they're keeping people safe from sharks."

Newcastle Herald

Call for ban on zoos keeping polar bears as captivity ‘adds to global warming’

Greenhouse gas emissions created by keeping wild animals exacerbate climate crisis, report says

The Independent UK

'Selling endangered seahorses for use in medicine may save them from extinction'

Nada Farhoud examines an unusual and counterintuitive way to help preserve endangered seahorse populations which will be explored in a new documentary on Netflix

Daily Mirror

Australia’s red goshawk is disappearing. How can we save our rarest bird of prey from extinction?

Australia’s red goshawk once ruled the skies. But now this almighty raptor, affectionately known as The Red, has become our nation’s rarest bird of prey.

The Conversation

Woman left fighting for her life after vicious dolphin nearly bit her foot off

Claire Bye, 28 was swimming in a river in Santa Rosa de Yacuma, Bolivia while on a guided tour when she entered the water and was attacked by a pink river dolphin.

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The Independent UK

Woman left fighting for life after dolphin bites through her foot

Claire Bye, 28, was swimming in a river in Santa Rosa de Yacuma, Bolivia, when a pink river dolphin suddenly sunk its teeth into her right foot

Daily Mirror

Brit sensation Thor the wandering walrus spotted in Iceland after leaving UK

The giant mammal, nicknamed Thor, was pictured snoozing on a floating harbour by Icelandic fisherman as he supervised one of his fishing boats in Breiddalsvik on Friday morning

The National (Scotland)

Minister faces plea to save Scotland's historic pinewoods

A PLEA has been made to the Scottish Government to “step up” to save the country’s ancient Caledonian pinewoods.

ABC News

Second batch of endangered southern corroboree frogs released in Kosciuszko National Park since fires

A second batch of 100 southern corroboree frogs is released into Kosciuszko National Park in a bid to save the critically endangered species.

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Thor the walrus spotted in Iceland after leaving UK

The giant mammal was last seen stretching in Blyth harbour, Northumberland, during a break following his epic 3,000-mile journey

The Guardian - UK

Agony on a Cornish beach: what do whale strandings tell us about our oceans?

The number of whales, porpoises and dolphins being washed up on the UK’s shores is on the rise, and human activity is largely to blame, say experts

The Guardian - UK

‘Try not to step on any toads!’: David Attenborough’s camera wizards on how to film Britain’s wildlife

They have shot previously extinct butterflies, soaring white-tailed eagles and the lesser spotted David Attenborough. Now the team behind some of the BBC’s best nature docs are training their lenses closer to home

Chronicle Live

Combating tree-killing fungus an ecological priority for North Tyneside Council

With experts predicting ash dieback could kill 80% of the UK's ash trees, North Tyneside has identified preventing the spread as a key environmental concern

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Giant Australian cuttlefish breeding zone added to National Heritage List

The site for Australia's largest breeding migration of giant Australian cuttlefish is now on the National Heritage List.

The Independent UK

Watch Minnesota eagles work together to protect eggs from winter weather

Watch from Minnesota as a pair of eagles work together to protect their eggs from the harsh winter weather.

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Lost bat habitats key to predicting Hendra virus outbreaks affecting horses

Australian scientists trying to work out why bats do not succumb to the dangerous bugs they carry can now predict an outbreak of the deadly Hendra virus well before it may occur.

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