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Scientists recommend limits on urban beekeeping to protect Australia’s native bees from honeybees

Introduced bees could be harming native species and risk driving them to extinction, researchers say

The Guardian - AU

Icelandic orcas have been including baby pilot whales in their groups – but scientists aren’t sure why

Scientists have come up with several possible reasons for the unusual behaviour

The Independent UK

‘I was watching osprey for five hours a day’: how the world fell in love with nature live streams

More and more people are hooked on watching animals in real time. Now researchers say it could even improve your mood, help you relax and give you better sleep

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Citizen testing reveals phosphate ‘crisis’ in English and Welsh rivers

Anglers say more than a third of freshwater sites breach phosphate levels for good ecological status

The Guardian - UK

These trees exist in only one place on Earth. Now climate change and goats threaten their survival

Increasingly severe cyclones, grazing by invasive goats, and persistent turmoil in Yemen have threatened the survival of the country's iconic dragon’s blood tree

The Independent UK

Habitat in many estuaries at high risk of being ‘squeezed’ out by climate change

Scientists warn rising sea levels could push important freshwater tidal areas up against man-made barriers such as weirs.

The Independent UK

Wild chimpanzees beat the bush telegraph using tree-root rhythms

Chimpanzees don’t just drum on tree roots for fun — they do it in rhythm, and they may be using it to send messages through the forest.

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This accessory is actually what improves your sleep, according to Panda sleep report

Is your pillow the key to a good night’s rest?

Ditch the chemicals: 9 pest-repellent flowers that will keep pests away from your garden

No gardener wants to spend time and energy on their vegetable patch, only for pests to destroy the crop. Plant these flowers in your garden to deter pests and enjoy pretty blooms.

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Glossy black cockatoos could be pushed towards extinction in Victoria if burns go ahead, experts warn

Fire in black sheoak forest of East Gippsland would destroy the birds’ food supply, conservationist says

The Guardian - AU

'Alpha Predator' Sharks And Humans Clash On An Israeli Beach

With its golden sand and blue waters, the beach front in central Israel looks much like any other stretch of Mediterranean coast, but a closer look reveals something unusual peeking through the rippling surf: black shark fins.

International Business Times

Worry For Orcas In French Marine Park Spikes After Video

A video posted online of two orcas circling in an algae-infested pool in southern France has brought a fresh wave of worldwide concern for cetaceans Wikie, 24, and her 11-year-old calf Keijo.

International Business Times

Malaysia’s ‘fish hunters’ target invasive species, one catch at a time

Invasive species are an issue the world over, and waterways in mega-biodiverse Malaysia are threatened by imported fish.

Al Jazeera

'Saltwater in my veins': fight to protect island homes

Tishiko King's love of the ocean is at the heart of a documentary following her fight to protect her Country in the Torres Strait islands.

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Are surging shark sightings and strandings linked to South Australia’s toxic algal bloom?

Some have speculated there is a link, but it’s too soon to say, one expert says, with toxicology results expected to reveal more soon

Evening Standard

Lynx abandoned in the Cairngorms settle in at their new home

The wildcats were rescued by experts from the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland in freezing temperatures earlier this year.

International Business Times

Toxic Algae Killing Marine Life Off Australian Coast

A vast bloom of toxic algae is killing more than 200 species of marine life off the southern coast of Australia, scientists and conservation groups say.

The Independent UK

Tiny lizard thought to be extinct rediscovered after 34 years

The ‘lost’ species was first located in 1991 but hadn’t been seen since

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The Independent UK

This flat-bodied South African gecko was a 'lost' species. It's been found again after 34 years

Researchers who were dropped off by helicopter in a largely inaccessible and remote canyon in South Africa say they have discovered a type of gecko that hadn’t been seen in more than 30 years and was thought to be extinct

The Guardian - UK

Attempt to protect rare chalk streams in planning bill rejected by Labour MPs

Government vetoes cross-party effort to protect threatened waterways from push to rip up environmental red tape

The Independent UK

Hundreds of acres of rare temperate rainforest to be restored on Isle of Man

New project is the largest so far in a £38 million programme by the Wildlife Trusts and Aviva to revive the vanishing habitat.

The Independent UK

Toxic algae bloom kills hundreds of marine species in Australia

Karenia mikimotoi algae has spread across more than 150km of coastline since it was first detected in March

The Independent UK

Foreign overfishing in Senegal fuels migration to Spain, a report finds

A report from a London-based environmental group says illegal overfishing and destructive practices by foreign vessels are responsible for increased irregular migration to Spain from Senegal in West Africa

The Independent UK

Beachgoers beware! A record algae bloom is headed for South Florida

What’s that smell? Gross, brown seaweed blobs are aimed at Florida beaches again this year — and they’re massive

The Guardian - AU

‘A horror movie’: sharks and octopuses among 200 species killed by toxic algae off South Australia

Karenia mikimotoi algae can suffocate fish, cause haemorrhaging and act as a neurotoxin, one expert says

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