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Australian government ‘deeply disappointed’ by Japan’s decision to expand commercial whaling target list

Japanese government confirms it will allow whalers to catch and kill up to 59 fin whales, a species conservationists consider vulnerable

The Guardian - AU

When fighting invasive aquatic plants, choose your battles

Many lakes in North America are affected in varying degrees by invasive alien plants.

The Conversation

Elephant rumbles can be signs of bonding

"This ... has a number of implications for a much richer male elephant society than previously thought"

Salon

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Scotland's highest mountain set for major nature restoration project

SCOTLAND’S highest mountain is set for a major nature restoration project after a community organisation raised more than £100,000 ...

The National (Scotland)

Scientists propose lunar biorepository as ‘backup’ for life on Earth

Experts say facility beyond reach of climate breakdown and other terrestrial events is needed to safeguard biodiversity

The Guardian - UK

Forestry Corporation of NSW has ‘a pattern’ of illegally damaging the environment, scathing judgment finds

Land and Environment Court fines state agency $360,000 for logging eucalyptus trees after black summer bushfires

The Guardian - AU

Life in the fast lane for snails this year

Brief letters: Year of the snail | Poetic pylons | Hilary Mantel | Poo bag premium | Difficult decisions

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Goals to stop decline of nature in England ‘off track’, report warns

Audit of Environmental Improvement Plan finds it inadequate as government announces overhaul of goals

The Guardian - UK

Hope treating a deadly disease in bats

White-nose syndrome has been decimating bat communities for two decades. Here's how you can help

Salon

Coral restoration is a speculative, feel-good science that won’t save our reefs

Climate change has killed billions of corals and fundamentally changed coral reefs. The response, especially in Australia, has been to fix the symptoms, not address the cause – climate change for which humans are responsible.

The Conversation

Thousands flock to exhibition on reintroducing lynx to Scotland

THOUSANDS of people have visited a travelling exhibition on the potential reintroduction of lynx to Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

‘Warning sign to us all’ as UK butterfly numbers hit record low

Conservation charity raises alarm over climate crisis after wet spring and summer dampen mating chances

The Guardian - UK

The Galapagos Islands and many of their unique creatures are at risk from warming waters

The wondrous Galapagos Islands and its many creatures have always been sensitive to changes in ocean temperatures

The Independent UK

Country diary: Nature red in tooth and – quite literally – claw

River Culm, Devon: I joined a search for white-clawed crayfish, whose disastrous decline has taken place out of sight, but not out of mind

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Sea cucumbers are a godsend for oceans

A new study explores the fascinating biology of one of the ocean's most enigmatic organisms

The Guardian - AU

‘It doesn’t need to be one or the other’: balancing brolgas and windfarms in Victoria

Victorian brolga numbers have shrunk due to habitat loss and drying wetlands. Now conservationists are calling for careful planning of windfarms

International Business Times

Endangered Gazelles Find Libyan 'Safe Haven'

Cocooned in white bags and nestled in the arms of volunteers, eight young rhim gazelles -- an endangered species native to North Africa -- have been transferred to an uninhabited Libyan island.

International Business Times

Bearded Fireworm Stalks Shallows As Mediterranean Warms

The fish in Alfonso Barone's net are hauled aboard off Sicily half- eaten, ravaged by bearded fireworms, a voracious predator flourishing in the increasingly warm Mediterranean sea.

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Australia’s north-west reefs teem with life – but they are also at the centre of a massive fossil fuel expansion

Woodside’s designs on the country’s largest untapped gas basin around Scott Reef are, some say, just another example of fossil fuel companies getting their way in what has become a petrostate

Woman & Home

How to remove algae on fence panels, sheds and furniture: easy ways to banish green growth

Remove all traces of green algae on wooden surfaces with the help of these expert tips and tricks

AAP

Invasive weed found to be rare rodent's top menu choice

A threatened rodent that only survives on offshore islands has a preference for one of Australia's most invasive weeds for its food and shelter, research shows.

Evening Standard

Number of whales and dolphins to be counted as UK seas face heat and pollution pressures

Census could show effects man-made challenges are having on sea creatures

The Independent UK

World first footage shows endangered shark struck by boat just hours after being tagged

The shark never resumed feeding or other normal behavior after the collision, researchers say

The Conversation

Ghosts of species past: shedding new light on the demise of NZ’s moa can help other flightless birds

New Zealand was once home to giant flightless birds called moa. They had grown accustomed to life without predators. So the arrival of humans in the mid-13th century presented a massive – and ultimately insurmountable – challenge to their existence.

Salon

Climate change bolsters invasive species

From disease-carrying insects to ecosystem-choking plants, invasive species flourish due to burning fossil fuels

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