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Enric Mas has been wearing women's kit at the Giro d'Italia –What's really going on here?

Spanish rider has been spotted in skinsuit bearing the Women's WorldTour logo during the opening week

Cycling News

There will be only 14 Women's WorldTour teams in 2026 – is that a worrying sign for the women's peloton?

Not enough teams met the criteria for 2026, either for financial or performance reasons, which isn't ideal for the UCI's project to strengthen the sport

Cycling News

How to become a birder: 10 easy ways to start this life-changing hobby

In a world of stress and social media, birding offers something completely different. And it is now easier than ever to get to know your chaffinch from your chiffchaff

The Guardian - UK

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How a dawn chorus break in Gloucestershire opened my ears to the birds

I’m partially sighted so birding has always felt out of reach for me. But a stay at Slimbridge wetlands centre learning to identify bird song helped me connect with nature

The Guardian - UK

Navigating Emotions In The Workplace: Work Well Together Puts Human Relationships At The Heart Of Business With Science

Work Well Together (WWT), co-founded by Diane Dumont—a true myth buster in insurance and HR—and Robert Zuili, a renowned French clinical psychologist, addresses these inefficiencies with a blend of science, technology, and people-centrism.

International Business Times

Wildlife groups urge UK government to ban lead ammunition

Environment secretary Steve Reed urged to bring in ‘full and swift ban’ to protect health of people, wildlife and pets

The Guardian - UK

Women's WorldTour 2025 - A complete guide to the 15 teams of the peloton

Cyclingnews' comprehensive team-by-team guide of the biggest teams in professional cycling

Cycling News

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Pure Storage's GenAI Pods and AI Trends Could Spark Recovery

Pure Storage Inc. (NASDAQ: PSTG) is a leading enterprise data storage provider specializing in all-flash storage solutions using solid-state drives (SSDs).

MarketBeat

AI is moving fast and 'if you wait for perfection, you're going to be too late,' says World Wide Technology's CEO

Former Olympian Jim Kavanaugh details the leadership lessons he learned on the soccer pitch.

Fortune

'No consultation or prior warning' - RideLondon Classique 2025 forced to cancel as UCI changes race dates

'Very sad day for professional women’s cycling' says event director

Cycling News

Joe Blossom obituary

Other lives: Expert aviculturist, artist and educator with a deep love of wildlife

The Guardian - UK

Tiger Woods arrives in Cabo where PGA Tour will play on the first golf course he designed

On Tuesday, Woods was seen cruising around the venue in a golf cart.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Negative environmental impact of HS2 could worsen with scaling back

Despite efforts to mitigate biodiversity loss, planning has destroyed parts of ancient woodlands and damage will continue despite reprieve

The Guardian - UK

‘We are living in a soup of DNA’: how new technology is helping track eels in UK ponds

Armed with plastic pots, probes and the science of eDNA, researchers in Gloucestershire are searching for evidence of the critically endangered fish

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Evening Standard

Mini wetlands: boost biodiversity and your mood with a tiny pond or wetland — here’s how to create your own

Mini wetlands soothe the mind and boost biodiversity. Here’s how to create one in even the smallest of spaces

Chronicle Live

New Quentin Blake art trail is set to draw half-term visitors to WWT Washington

The wildlife centre has launched a trail featuring some never-before-seen drawings by the famous Roald Dahl artist

Belfast Live

Renowned illustrator Sir Quentin Blake draws crowds to Co Down wetland

The events will run until February 2024

The Conversation

How we discovered flamingos form cliques, just like humans

As social animals we have an innate understanding of the joy a good friendship can bring. So it’s unsurprising humans delight in seeing such closeness between animals. We can see ourselves reflected in the behaviour of cuddling chimpanzees, but a new wave of research is showing less relatable animals have…

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The Independent UK

Flocking together: Flamingos form cliques with like-minded friends

The research revealed the complex nature of flamingo societies and could help in the management of captive flocks.

Daily Record

Whisky distillery allows customers to pay for bottle with 'time' instead of cash

A distillery in Scotland is giving away bottles of its whisky to customers who donate their time by spending a day volunteering carrying out important environmental work.

The Guardian - UK

Environment Agency to boost natural flood management after pilots

Agency aims to double the number of schemes it supports after success of £15m pilot projects

Benzinga

Water Ways Raises $581K Via Private Placement

Water Ways Technologies Inc. (TSXV:WWT) (FRA:WWT) revealed that further to its recently announced private placement, the closing, subject to receipt of all regulatory approvals and final TSX Venture Exchange approval, of the financing of 746 units at a price of CA$1,000 ($779.27) per CD unit,

Chronicle Live

Rare Meller's ducklings get warm welcome at Washington Wetlands Centre

Successful breeding of endangered ducks at WWT sees hatchlings become new visitor attractions during summer heatwave

Zenger

No Time To Rest: Swans Would Rather Squabble Over The Best Feeding Spots Than Sleep

The birds are very territorial - and can be extremely violent. It has been known for adults to kill rivals.

The Guardian - UK

Urban wetlands ‘could improve wellbeing in deprived UK areas’

Report says more ponds and streams can tackle health inequalities and foster community, saving NHS money

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