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Woodpeckers and wagtails: how readers enjoyed the big birdwatch

People tell us about their sightings as part of RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch, with many species flourishing

The Guardian - UK

Brexit red tape stops endangered animals breeding

London Zoo among names to sign petition calling on action from Rishi Sunak

The Independent UK

Rochfords’s famous Nelson the seal dead after eviction attempt

The four-foot-long hungry sea creature had hit the headlines after chomping his way through £4,000 worth of stick in a popular fishing lake

Evening Standard

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Huge humpback whale washes ashore on New York coast – the 15th in weeks

Scientists are puzzled about the number of dead mammals recently discovered on the coastal stretch

Evening Standard

Deforestation piles pressure on South America’s elusive Chacoan peccary

With just 3,000 of the pig-like animals still roaming the Gran Chaco region, a community conservation effort in Argentina is fighting for its future

The Guardian - UK

Huge humpback whale washes ashore on New York coast sparking rescue effort

The 35-foot animal is the 10th whale to become beached in the area in the last two months and questions are now being asked about offshore wind projects

Daily Mirror

Family of beavers successfully relocated to Loch Lomond

A FAMILY of beavers have been successfully moved to Loch Lomond, marking another major milestone for the species’ return in Scotland.

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Family of beavers moved to Loch Lomond in bid for species' return to Scotland

A group of seven - two adults and five young offspring, including three baby kits and two yearlings - were released into the nature reserve.

Daily Record

Signals from missing grey nurse shark tags leave researchers baffled

Marine biologists are searching for two $5,000 satellite tags that have come off critically endangered grey nurse sharks that were being tracked off Australia's east coast.

ABC News

Fireworks deliver long-term hit for wildlife: study

Fireworks can cause breeding and other long-term problems for wildlife and it's time to move to lower-impact spectacles, a new study says.

AAP

Enough with the koala cakes – the government’s annual Threatened Species Bake Off seriously neglects fish, plants and other lesser-loved species

Almost 2,000 native species are officially listed as “threatened” in Australia – but how many have you actually heard of?

The Conversation

Environmentalists blast Government’s roadmap for a cleaner, greener country

Plans to restore nature, improve environmental quality, and increase the prosperity of the country are to be set out by the Government on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Every household in England ‘to be within 15 minutes of green space or water’

Major environmental plan includes tackling sewage spills and restoring wildlife habitats but critics question lack of funding

The Guardian - UK

Farmers will be key to plan to restore England’s green spaces and wildlife

Environmental Improvement Plan includes many ambitious pledges but hard-pressed agricultural sector will need effective support

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Daily Record

Three 'natural home remedies' to get rid of bed bugs and stop an infestation

The bugs are unfortunately very common, but it's simple enough to get rid of them if you have them.

The Independent UK

Dolphins, humans both benefit from fishing collaboration

A fishing community in southern Brazil has an unusual ally: wild dolphins

Al Jazeera

Germany pledges millions to help Brazil protect Amazon rainforest

German minister says Brazil’s new government offers ‘great chance’ to protect rainforest after widespread destruction.

The Conversation

How culling Australia's feral water buffalo could help tackle climate change

The world’s largest wild population of water buffalo now roam Australia. As does the largest wild herd of camels. We have millions of feral goats and deer. For these introduced species, Australia is a paradise. Plenty of vegetation, and not many predators, other than dingoes, crocodiles and humans.

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Daily Mirror

Greedy seal tragically dies in failed capture after eating every fish in lake

Hungry seal Nelson arrived in Marks Hall Fisheries in Rochford, Essex in December and refused to leave. After three rescue attempts, the animal was shot with a tranquiliser and died

Bristol Post

Japanese Knotweed: Worst affected areas in Bristol for invasive plants

The invasive plant is damaging homes and growing through walls, check this heat map to find out if its growing near you

Daily Record

Japanese knotweed hotspots in Scotland as map shows where invasive plant grows

Some areas have more than 100 reported instances of the invasive plant in just a four kilometre radius.

The Conversation

Earwigs are the hero single mothers of the insect world – and good for your garden too

You lift a stone and staring up at you is a little insect with its tail curled and pincers ready to inflict who knows what. Then you see its attendants – tiny white insects, huddled underneath. Should you drop the stone and quash them, or leave them be?

ABC News

Carp herpes virus could help reduce degradation of Logan, Albert river systems

Introducing a virus to cull carp in southeast Queensland waterways has in-principle support from the government but concerns for the effects on other species mean it is not yet a done deal.

ABC News

Research continues into Bremer Canyon orca hotspot that baffles scientists

The apex predators appear at the Bremer Canyon every summer to search for food and find a mate, but their migration patterns leave scientists baffled.

ABC News

Lack of sleep reduces FIFO workers' alertness by 20 per cent on mine sites, study finds

Researchers tracking the sleep of fly-in fly-out workers find most are "barely scraping" the threshold for adequate rest on days off — let alone days on shift — in the largest study of its kind.

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