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Menindee Lakes water saving project lacked transparency, ignored scientific evidence, study finds

A paper published in an international science journal criticises the government's lack of transparency and community consultation over the Menindee Lakes project unveiled in 2018.

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Butterfly species facing extinction in Northern Ireland

Butterfly Conservation revealed its plight in the State of the UK's Butterflies 2022 report

Belfast Live

Shark attack victim mauled to death in river praised as 'sweetest and smartest girl'

Friends and family of Stella Berry, 16, who was mauled to death by a shark near the Fremantle Traffic Bridge over the Swan River in Perth, Australia, are devastated

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Friends remember Stella Berry after teen's tragic death, as minister suggests bull shark 'likely' responsible for attack

Friends of 16-year-old Stella Berry pay tribute to the teenager after her tragic death following a shark attack on Saturday afternoon.

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Saltwater crocodile Dynamo escapes enclosure at north Queensland wildlife sanctuary, recaptured

A crocodile called Dynamo "bashes" its way out of an enclosure, forcing a north Queensland wildlife sanctuary to shut down for several hours as staff recapture the croc.

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Clue to rising sea levels lies in DNA of 4m-year-old octopus, scientists say

Genes of Turquet’s octopus hold memories of melting of previous Antarctic ice sheet, raising fears of what another thawing could bring

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Bed bug infestation warning signs that experts say you may not know about

To help people identify when they might have a problem, the specialists at at Bed Kingdom have outlined a couple of the key warning signs that you might not even think could signal a bed bug infestation

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SailGP pulls controversial dolphin deterrent

An acoustic “harassment” device won’t be used to keep dolphins from high-speed boats

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‘Extremely traumatic’: Officers react after girl mauled to death by shark while jetskiing with friends

WA Police received a triple zero called at approximately 3.30pm

The Independent UK

RHS asks gardeners to find interesting ‘weeds’ that may be rare plants

People urged to submit specimens to an app as private gardens may be fresh source of scientific discovery

The Guardian - UK

Wildlife Lovers Track Rare Eagle’s 10,000-mile Journey

France, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Sweden were among the places the bird has flown

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Seven warning signs that you have bed bugs - including smells and stains

They can be difficult to spot and deal with, but there are a few telltale signs that you could be facing an infestation.

Daily Record

Owl escapes from Central Park Zoo, eludes NYPD, zookeepers

An owl at the Central Park Zoo flew the coop after someone vandalized its exhibit by cutting through stainless steel mesh

The Independent UK

Texas lake continues to yield enormous largemouth bass

O.H. Ivie Lake in Texas this week yielded two largemouth bass topping 13 pounds – rare catches that are eligible for a selective breeding program designed to enhance state fisheries

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US may lift protections for Yellowstone, Glacier grizzlies

U.S. wildlife officials have taken the first step to lift federal protections for grizzly bears in the northern Rocky Mountains, which would open the door to future hunting in several states

Evening Standard

80 per cent of Britain’s butterfly species have declined since the 1970s, report finds

The abundance and distribution of England’s butterflies has fallen the most among the UK nations

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Tucker Carlson, Joe Biden and whale beachings

We aren’t whaleologists — actually, the term is cetologist; we just looked it up — but neither is Tucker Carlson. So take it with all the grains of salt in the ocean when the Fox News gasbag blames Joe Biden for an elevated rate of whale deaths off the Atlantic…

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UK butterflies vanish from nearly half of the places they once flew – study

Butterfly Conservation report reveals 42% decline in distribution of 58 native species since 1976

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Sea urchins are wreaking havoc on Tasmania's kelp forests. How can we stop this environmental disaster?

Long-spined sea urchins — the "single biggest threat" for reefs in eastern Tasmania — are arriving via an ocean current supercharged by climate change. So what can be done about it?

The Conversation

Losing the natural world comes with major risks for your super fund and bank

As the economist Herman Daly pithily said, the economy is a wholly owned subsidiary of the environment – not the reverse. Nature makes our lives possible through what scientists call ecosystem services. Think healthy food, clean water, feed for livestock, building materials, medicine, flood and storm control, recreation, and attractions…

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De-extinction plan may go the way of the dodo

Letter: Dodo historian Anthony Cheke responds to scientists’ plans to bring the creature back to life, and wonders whether it is possible to create a safe habitat in which the birds could thrive

Tribune News Service

Large great white sharks are gathering off South Carolina, satellite tracking shows

Large great white sharks are gathering off the South Carolina coast — for reasons scientists don’t quite understand.

Chronicle Live

First case of bird flu in non avian wildlife confirmed in Durham in 2021

Nine otters and foxes have been confirmed with avian flu since 2021, with the first case a fox in Durham

Newslaundry

Amid farm losses and fragmented habitats, Kerala struggles to mitigate human-wildlife conflict

“Wild animals have replaced the role of landlords, who were previously the main source of conflict for farmers,” says Thomas K D, a 69-year-old cashew farmer whose crop yield has shrunk to two quintals from the seven before. Sitting at his cashew plantation with banners protesting against official apathy, he…

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Hawaii whale dies with fishing nets, plastic bags in stomach

A whale that washed ashore in Hawaii over the weekend likely died in part because it ate large volumes of fishing traps, fishing nets, plastic bags and other marine debris

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