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Thursday, March 04, 2021

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HS2 to ‘rewild’ 127 hectares around its 10-mile Chilterns tunnel
Environment

HS2 to ‘rewild’ 127 hectares around its 10-mile Chilterns tunnel

March 3, 2021

Area to be seeded with 70 grass and flower species and planted with native trees to create wood pasture

EnvironmentHS2UK newsWildlife
‘Looking for a flamingo?’: Iraq’s lucrative bird trafficking industry
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‘Looking for a flamingo?’: Iraq’s lucrative bird trafficking industry

March 1, 2021

When flamingos migrate to the southern Iraqi marshes in the winter months, the poachers are waiting – and so are the customers who want them to decorate their gardens

AnimalsBirdsConservationEnvironmentIraqMiddle East and North AfricaPetsWildlifeWorld news
Geordie shore: the river Tyne’s ‘soft, gentle’ kittiwakes fly into trouble
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Geordie shore: the river Tyne’s ‘soft, gentle’ kittiwakes fly into trouble

February 27, 2021

The gull that ‘won’t eat your fish and chips’ is about to make its annual return to the UK – but a favourite nesting spot is under threat

AnimalsBirdsEnvironmentNorth of EnglandRSPBUK newsWildlifeWorld news
‘Strange pale penguin’: rare yellow and white bird discovered among king penguins in Atlantic
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‘Strange pale penguin’: rare yellow and white bird discovered among king penguins in Atlantic

February 26, 2021

Photographer says he won ‘nature’s lottery’ when he spotted unique bird among thousands of animals on a beach on the South Georgia islands

AnimalsAntarcticaAustralia newsBirdsEnvironmentPhotographyWildlife
‘A cause for worry’: Mexico’s monarch butterflies drop by 26% in year
Environment

‘A cause for worry’: Mexico’s monarch butterflies drop by 26% in year

February 25, 2021

Butterflies had bad year after four times as many trees were lost to illegal logging and extreme climate conditions

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Male lyrebirds resort to artful deception in the pursuit of procreation
Environment

Male lyrebirds resort to artful deception in the pursuit of procreation

February 25, 2021

Males use vocal trickery to fool females into thinking a threat is lurking, giving them time to sow their genetic seeds

AnimalsEnvironmentWildlife
Australian scientists warn urgent action needed to save 19 ‘collapsing’ ecosystems
Environment

Australian scientists warn urgent action needed to save 19 ‘collapsing’ ecosystems

February 25, 2021

A ‘confronting and sobering’ report details degradation of coral reefs, outback deserts, tropical savanna, Murray-Darling waterways, mangroves and forests

Australia newsConservationEndangered habitatsEndangered speciesEnvironmentWildlife
‘I ate 40kg of chocolate’: Yorkshire teacher, 21, on rowing solo across the Atlantic
Environment

‘I ate 40kg of chocolate’: Yorkshire teacher, 21, on rowing solo across the Atlantic

February 21, 2021

Jasmine Harrison, the youngest woman to make the 3,000-mile journey alone, relished the freedom of doing it all by herself

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Country diary: winter has been cruel to Orkney’s otters
Environment

Country diary: winter has been cruel to Orkney’s otters

February 20, 2021

Stenness, Orkney: One recently turned up on the doorstep of a local hotel, skinny and shivering

AnimalsEnvironmentMammalsRural affairsScotlandWildlife
Magnets, vacuums and plant-based nets: the new fight to clean plastic from our seas
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Magnets, vacuums and plant-based nets: the new fight to clean plastic from our seas

February 18, 2021

Microplastics are finding their way into the air, our drinking water, and even our placentas. Here is how some innovators are tackling them

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