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Dealing with drought: how fog collectors are providing trees with water in Spain

Scientists in the Canary Islands and Portugal are collecting water from fog to enable reforestation of degraded landscapes

The Guardian - UK

Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition: The winning images

A humpback whale carcass being circled on the ocean floor is the winning image for the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition. Take a look at the winning images across 10 categories.

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Marine parks in oil, gas exploration area

Conservation groups are stunned by the government's decision to allow oil and gas exploration inside Australian marine parks as it's battling climate change.

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Disgusting bird-poo-covered pavements on Newcastle Quayside cleaned up as council promises to take Tyne Bridge action

Council bosses have pledged to take action to minimise the bird droppings on the Tyne Bridge and Newcastle's Quayside

Chronicle Live

Country diary: It’s a summer of love for the red soldier beetle

Hayling Billy trail, Havant, Hampshire: These striking insects are clearly enjoying the heat – but there’s only so much of it they can stand

The Guardian - UK

WA's Cable Beach turtle nests being 'driven over', prompting calls to reduce opening hours

The Broome Shire is asking residents whether it should close the main vehicle access point to Cable Beach in a bid to protect turtles during nesting season.

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Now the 'sex and violence' springs to life

The smell of spring is in the air to those who know it.

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Baby manta rays: new light shed on their life in Indonesian aquatic playground

The early lives of manta rays remain a mystery. This is possibly because most researchers tend to pay more attention to large adult rays than their pups.

The Conversation

The Sinister Story Of How Hundreds Of Ibis Colonised ‘Bin Chicken Island’ In Suburban Melbourne

Coburg locals laugh about Bin Chicken Island but very few know how the birds got there or why they stayed. Turns out, it's a sinister story.

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Race to free entangled whale off Noosa Beach sees environmental groups call for shark net removal

There is a renewed push for the removal of nets from Queensland's shark management program as a 10th whale has become entangled off the state's beaches.

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More than 100 hen harriers fledge in England for first time in a century

Conservationists welcome successful breeding season but say birds remain at risk of being illegally killed

The Guardian - UK

Queensland snake catcher inundated by calls from 'nervous' interstate migrants

One in three Queensland homes have a python living in the roof cavity, according to a reptile catcher, and warmer daytime temperatures mean they're starting to move around.

ABC News

The survival of the endangered monarch butterfly depends on conservation beyond borders

The iconic North American monarch butterfly Danaus plexippus plexippus was recently listed in the IUCN’s Red List of Threatened Species, signalling that its ongoing decline could lead to extinction. The compounding effects of habitat degradation, insufficient food and water and climate change have led to these dwindling numbers.

The Conversation

Irish Coast Guard shares important message after foxes get stranded on estuary sandbank in Dublin

'This video shows how quickly the situation can change'

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Extreme Temperatures Trigger A ‘False Autumn’ In Britain

Britain’s trees have turned a sea of orange and dropped their leaves as extreme temperatures and drought have caused a ‘false autumn’.

Daily Mirror

Families flee after 'shark' spotted lurking just 150ft off a UK beach

Eyewitnesses reported the dark shadow was just 150ft from shore as children played in the water, with one boy hollering "is that a shark?" before running down the beach

Insider UK

North Sea gas platform to be repurposed as bird nesting site

Offshore wind firm agrees potential deal with rig operators to lessen the impact of its nearby turbines

The Hindu

Wildlife Trust of India to launch year-long ‘save the Whale Shark campaign’ in Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep on August 30

The campaign will be inaugurated in Mangaluru

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Dublin Live

Terrifying video shows foxes trapped on rapidly disappearing sandbank in Dublin

Towards the end of the video, you can see the foxes desperately paddling to stay afloat as the sandbank has completely disappeared in a matter of minutes.

Daily Record

Pick up this week's West Lothian Courier for the chance to win Blair Drummond tickets

You could win a family pass to see 52-year-old African savanna elephant Mondula

The Conversation

Why 'mercy' killing wild animals is so controversial

Two wild animals that strayed from their ordinary habitats and into close proximity to humans were recently killed in high-profile cases. The life of Freya the walrus was ended by officials in Oslo on August 14 2022, reportedly because the animal posed a threat to humans. Four days earlier, the…

Miami Herald

Scientists want to rescue reefs and protect Miami with tougher breeds of staghorn coral

MIAMI -- It was a marvelous night for coral sex.

ABC News

New listing of 20 threatened bird species postpone works on major SA pipeline project

Construction to replace sections of an 80-year-old pipeline in South Australia will be delayed until next year to ensure the habitat of a group of threatened birds is protected.

ABC News

Feral cats, native animals enticed with feather boas in Tasmanian forests, with surprising results

It seems that just like pets, feral cats — along with a host of native species — are attracted by feather boas and this finding might help scientists control the destructive pests.

The Guardian - UK

Large blue butterfly numbers soar in Britain

Endangered species enjoys best summer in 150 years thanks to habitat restoration scheme

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