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Should we stop feeding birds, what happens if we do and does it spread disease?

Half of British households put food out for birds but there is increasing concern it can spread disease

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Drifting in clouds of smoke, winter gnats are in season

Langstone, Hampshire: While most invertebrates are in hibernation, these insects are on the wing and drawn to our warm bodies – but they’re not after our blood

The Guardian - UK

Nature lovers urged to take part in UK bird count amid fears over climate and disease

Birdwatch survey comes as concerns grow over infection risks posed by garden bird feeders

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Swarm of jellyfish swimming in bioluminescence looks ‘magical’ – but it’s a warning sign

Biologist says the massive numbers of jellyfish and algae in Tasmania’s Storm Bay are ‘drivers of harm in the ocean’

The Guardian - AU

A23a megaberg: Game of Thrones style ice wall on course to hit British island

The world’s largest iceberg, stretching from horizon to horizon, is on course to hit South Georgia Island

The Independent UK

The world’s second largest freshwater crayfish was once plentiful in Australia’s longest river – we’re bringing it back

Murray crayfish once thrived in the southern Murray-Darling Basin. The species was found everywhere from the headwaters of the Murray and Murrumbidgee Rivers in the Australian Alps all the way down to Wellington in South Australia.

The Conversation

‘A hugely significant sighting’: red goshawk photographed for first time in central Australia

Bird snapped by Newhaven wildlife sanctuary ecologist is likely a juvenile on risky 1,500km journey away from parents, expert says

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Authorities ramp up efforts to protect sea turtles as deaths on India's shores continue to mount

Dead sea turtles keep washing ashore on India’s east coast and environmentalists and authorities are trying frantically to stop the number of 600 dead from getting even higher

The Independent UK

Environmental activist steps back from the fight ‘disappointed’ by Labour so far

Mark Avery to stand down from role with Wild Justice but won’t completely give up campaigning, he insists

The Guardian - UK

Scientists stunned to find corals that ‘walk’ towards light

Findings have implications for protecting corals threatened by climate change, researchers say

The Independent UK

Thousands line up in Sydney for the stink of rotting flesh and garbage

Fans took selfies and leaned in for a sniff

The Independent UK

Sea Sheperd's Paul Watson vows to keep fighting for oceans from Marseille

After spending five months in a Greenland prison, Paul Watson, the founder of Sea Sheperd, settled in Marseille. During a meeting with the major of the city, he thanked the city for its support and said he was ready to continue the fight against whale hunters worldwide.

Radio France Internationale

Fishing ban to protect dolphins on France's west coast comes into force

Around 300 fishing boats will remain docked from Wednesday – and for a month – in France's Bay of Biscay. This measure aims to reduce the number of dolphins killed by accidental captures.

Radio France Internationale

Country diary: A chiffchaff has swapped north Africa for this icy reedbed

Old Moor, South Yorkshire: After the early January freeze, the valley is creaking back to life, with stoats, sparrowhawks and a surprise survivor

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To save Australia’s animals, scientists must count how many are left. But what if they’re getting it wrong?

Humans are causing enormous damage to the Earth, and about one million plant and animal species are now at risk of extinction. Keeping track of what’s left is vital to conserving biodiversity.

The Independent UK

The tiny animal at the centre of the first major Brexit trade battle between UK and EU

The move is thought to be the first courtroom trade battle between the UK and EU since Brexit

The Independent UK

Whale sightings boom on UK coasts hints at victory for anti-hunting laws - and a climate warning

The 30-tonne mammals have been spotted from Sussex and the Isles of Scilly over the last month

The National (Scotland)

Restoration efforts help native raptors thrive in Scotland, rew report shows

SCOTTISH native raptors are thriving thanks to the impact of restoration efforts, a new report reveals...

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Australian oysters’ blood could hold key to fighting drug-resistant superbugs, researchers find

Protein found in Sydney rock oysters’ haemolymph can kill bacteria and boost some antibiotics’ effectiveness, scientists discover

The Guardian - UK

Licensed release of beavers has many benefits

Letters: Bob Ward points to the flood prevention and ecosystem recovery benefits, while John Varley says beavers can be a nuisance too

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Koala 'biggest loser' of federal land-clearing consents

The iconic koala lost more habitat to federally approved land-clearing than any other threatened species in 2024, the Australian Conservation Foundation says.

The Guardian - AU

A hadeda: nothing can quite capture the sound of these birds, because it’s mainly just rude noise

These ibises have a special skill called ‘remote touch’, which they use to find their worm, grub and snail prey through vibrations

The Guardian - UK

Campaigners call for action as jellyfish threaten Scottish salmon farms

String jellyfish species that has killed millions of salmon in Norwegian sea farms reported in Scotland

The Conversation

1080 baits are used to kill foxes, cats and dingoes – but other animals can be more likely to eat them

Around the world, humans routinely kill carnivores to protect livestock and game, increase human safety and conserve native wildlife. Unfortunately, killing carnivores often creates new problems including population booms of native and invasive prey species such as rabbits, kangaroos, goats and deer. More herbivores can mean more damage to crops…

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Wales failing to tackle alarming decline in nature, report finds

One in six Welsh species threatened with extinction but report says Welsh government lacks ‘action and investment’

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