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Why We Should Make Extra Effort To Protect Trees

A study warns us to protect our remaining forests as much as possible.

Zenger

Overfishing fix needs more than money

A dwindling supply of the world’s fish is an all-encompassing problem, and finding a solution will require a holistic look, writes Dr Brock Bergseth

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Walrus spotted in Normandy port, miles from polar circle habitat

A walrus was spotted in the northern French port of Dieppe in Normandy, miles away from its natural habitat around the arctic circle, local French authorities said on Saturday.

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Western grasswren returns to Dirk Hartog Island for first time in a century

A species of bird that's probably undergone one of the biggest declines of any Australian birds has been reintroduced to a remote island after disappearing more than 100 years ago.

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WA crayfish are about to turn in unison and head for deeper waters on 'whites run'

The annual "whites run" is a bizarre natural phenomenon in which juvenile western rock lobsters from Bunbury to Kalbarri moult their red shells and begin a choreographed migration.

ABC News

Climate protester arrested after ‘approaching Sir David Attenborough’ in seafood restaurant

Animal Rebellion group ecologist wanted to persuade broadcaster to speak out over biodiversity crisis

The Independent UK

Rhino sneaks up on sleeping dog, gives it a scare in hilarious video

A dog sound asleep on the side of a road nearly came out of its skin when a rhino strolled up from behind and gently touched it.

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Hillsborough wallaby hunt after sightings highlighted on social media

"This may sound weird, but has anyone in Hillsborough area lost a young kangaroo."

Belfast Live

The misnomer of sustainable fishing

Restricting subsidised high-seas fishing and supporting the local catch benefits fish, fishers and coastal communities, writes Professor Rick Stafford.

Newsroom.co.nz

Lobster rules to protect whale will wait 2 years, judge says

A federal judge has ruled that new lobster fishing restrictions designed to conserve rare whales will be delayed until 2024 to give the government time to design them

The Independent UK

Swans’ late arrival could be linked to warmer weather

The first pair – whose appearance traditionally marks the start of winter – arrived at the Wildfowl & Wetland Trust in Gloucestershire last week.

The Independent UK

Scientists rediscover lost bird that hadn’t been seen in 140 years

Discovery was made in Fergusson Island, off the east coast of Papua New Guinea in September

The Independent UK

Shark fin trade regulated at last in landmark decision

The ruling at a major wildlife conference finally takes major steps to address the overfishing and lack of regulation that has been pushing sharks to extinction

The Guardian - US

Country diary: Canada geese are on the move with a melancholic honk – but why?

Blacka Moor, South Yorkshire: These ones aren’t migrating, merely looking for food, though they may also be scratching an ancient itch

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The Conversation

If you care about nature in Victoria, this is your essential state election guide

If we learnt anything from the past federal election, it’s that Australians care about climate change and nature. A survey released this week suggests the same dynamic is at play as we head into the Victorian state election.

Bangkok Post

Shark fin hunters targeted, wildlife summit extends protection

PANAMA CITY: A global wildlife summit in Panama took an important step Thursday towards upgrading protection for sharks, the ancient ocean vertebrates targeted for their fins used in a status-symbol soup.

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Hobart's rivulet platypus dies days after being found tangled in twine

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Nipah virus left 100 people and a million pigs dead 20 years ago, and it's on Australia's doorstep

The virus has been found as close as Timor Leste, and a similar one is circulating in Papua New Guinea.

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Rare sawfish captured on camera in remote Exmouth Gulf coastal wilderness

An Exmouth videographer captures rare footage of a green sawfish in remote coastal Australia.

The Independent UK

US gives protections to rare Midwest bird as prairie suffers

The U.S. government says it will protect two populations of a rare prairie bird that’s found in parts of the Midwest, including one of the country’s most prolific oil and gas fields

Inverse

Scientists suspect microscopic life may be blooming under Antarctic sea ice

Researchers discover evidence that suggests large-scale phytoplankton blooms could exist under sea ice in Antarctica — a surprising revelation.

Radio France Internationale

Biodiversity goals crucial to saving planet, experts tell climate summit

Biodiversity took a front seat at the Cop27 climate summit on Thursday as conservationists, activists and indigenous leaders underlined the crucial need to protect nature in order to ward off the most damaging impacts of climate change.

Chronicle Live

Big Ben Christmas tree felled in Northumberland's Kielder Forest ahead of 330-mile journey

Westminster's Christmas Tree has been transported from Kielder Forest for more than 20 years

The Guardian - UK

Lost and found: how a single clue led to the rediscovery of a crab not seen for 225 years

The label on a specimen of Afzelius’s crab, a species last seen in 1796, simply said ‘Sierra Leone’. Scientists headed to the country to see if they could find the land-dwelling crustacean

The Independent UK

Social bees ‘travel greater distances for food than solitary ones’

The researchers said their findings could have implications for pollination and conservation strategies for bees and plants.

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