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Country diary: The first lizard of the year

Brendon Common, Exmoor, Devon: It’s sunny on the moor, the rising temperature waking the reptiles

The Guardian - UK

Can a ‘nature repair market’ really save Australia’s environment? It’s not perfect, but it’s worth a shot

Australia has embarked on an experiment to create a market for biodiversity. No, we’re not talking about buying and selling wildlife, although, sadly, there is a black market for that. This is about repairing and restoring landscapes, providing habitat for threatened species and getting business and philanthropy to help pay…

The Conversation

Takeaways from AP report on overfishing's threat to conch

No longer a theoretical threat, overfishing across the globe has wiped out species from areas where they once thrived

The Independent UK

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Man charged over missing platypus, police allege he removed it from waterway north of Brisbane

Police said they had "been advised" the animal was released into the Caboolture River, but it has not been located and its condition is unknown.

ABC News

Prawn populations boom in Queensland, exciting recreational and commercial fisherman

There's never been a better time to go prawning according to a Bundaberg fisherman, who says the crustaceans are bigger and more abundant than he has seen in years.

ABC News

Risky operation to move killer whale Lolita trapped in captivity misery could take YEARS

Lolita the killer whale has been held captive at Miami Seaquarium in Florida, US, since 1970 after she was dragged from the waters in Washington when she was just 4-years-old

Daily Mirror

Grey seals are returning to UK waters -- but their situation remains precarious

Seals, sea lions and walruses – a group of animals called pinnipeds – have been heavily exploited throughout much of human history. Many of these species have at some point even been threatened with extinction.

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Steve Irwin’s father leads push to stop would-be influencers entering crocodile habitat

Bob Irwin calls on Queensland state government to introduce new offences for those who disturb the reptiles across the state

The Guardian - AU

Sir David Attenborough has warned that human beings only have a 'few short years' left to take action

"We now have a few short years during which we can still make a choice, where just enough remains of the natural world for it to recover. This starts and ends with us"

Irish Mirror

Sir David Attenborough warns we have a "few short years" to fix world in new documentary

The 96-year-old naturalist will appear in a new documentary that looks at the people in the UK trying to fight against the decline in nature

Manchester Evening News

Eating mackerel no longer sustainable, Good Fish Guide advises

Marine Conservation Society calls for better regulation of how north-east Atlantic mackerel is caught as stocks decline

The Guardian - UK

We have only a few short years to fix natural world, warns Sir David Attenborough

Naturalist and broadcaster says we all need to urgently repair our relationship with the planet

Wales Online

Whale watchers witness orca pod hunting blue whale off Bremer Bay

A dramatic chase played out for more an hour as a blue whale and the orcas reached speeds in excess of 30 kilometres per hour before the prey outpaced the hunters.

ABC News

WA lobster fishers call for respect as cargo ships allegedly run over fishing gear

Operators in WA's Western Rock Lobster fishery say they are losing significant amounts of catch and equipment due to cargo ships straying from established shipping lanes.

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The Independent UK

Sir David Attenborough warns we have a few short years left to fix natural world

A new film called Saving Our Wild Isles ‘celebrates’ the stories of people trying to combat environmental issues in the UK.

The Conversation

Monsters or masters of the deep sea? Why the deepest of deep-sea fish aren't as scary as you might think

How deep can fish live in the ocean? That question has captivated me for more than a decade. But my research team’s discovery of the deepest sea fish, announced this week, might not be the final answer. There may be more. How deep – and how strange – remains open…

Daily Mirror

Moment fisherman discovers six-foot shark has become lunch for unknown predator

Dave Perkins was fishing with two customers off the Florida coast when they decided to reel in a blacktip shark that had been chasing away their fish

The Independent UK

Huge shark washes up on Irish beach in first recording of rare species

The 14ft female smalltooth sand tiger shark is at the upper end of the size limits for the species

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Concern as enormous shark washes up in Wexford village as experts baffled at ‘very strange’ incident

A tourist was walking near Kilmore Quay in Wexford when they came across the extremely rare sight. They contacted scientists who 'couldn't believe' it was a 14-ft smalltooth sand tiger shark.

Daily Record

Unique footage of pilot whale expelling placenta captured off Shetland

Drone operator Nick McCaffrey had no idea how rare the footage was until he shared it with Emily Hague, a marine mammal researcher at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh

The Times of India

Young medico of Prayagraj spots Burmese Myna for first time in country

PRAYAGRAJ: Prayagraj-based laparoscopy and cancer surgeon and an accomplished wildlife photographer, Dr Arpit Bansal, has recorded the presence of Burmese Hybrid Myna in the enchanting habitat of Namdapha National Park located in Arunachal Pradesh for the first time in India. Dr Arpit Bansal also recently crossed 1100 bird species from…

The Independent UK

Scientists capture deepest fish ever recorded on camera off Japan’s coast

Juvenile fish is about the size of a human palm and covered in scaleless translucent skin

The Conversation

With only low-fat Chinook on the menu, southern resident killer whales are going hungry

The population of Canada’s southern resident killer whales in the Salish Sea off British Columbia has been declining for over 30 years.

Nottingham Post

Huge changes planned at River Trent site as RSPB receives project donation from DPD

DPD's funding will allow for 18 hectares of wetland to be managed effectively for nature, which is equivalent to 144 Olympic-size swimming pools.

Los Angeles Times

Here's where California's remarkably wet year is bringing welcome recovery

WILLIAMS, Calif. — Breathing in the rain-scrubbed air and absorbing the splendor of Topanga Creek, as it danced and pooled before her eyes, Rosi Dagit had to smile.

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