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Durham volunteer team clears 50 bags of waste from River Wear
The Durham City Riverscape Community collected over 50 bags of litter during its latest cleanup, nearing a total of 1,000 bags since…
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Museum Bear’s Hair Aids Fight Against Wildlife Crime
A forensic science graduate is using hair from Boris, a 120-year-old taxidermy bear at the Museum of Chelmsford, to develop new methods…
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Dartmoor Farm Initiative Connects Youth with Nature
Shallowford Farm on Dartmoor is using horticulture to help young people disconnect from urban environments and appreciate sustainable food sources.
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Bonding beavers signal success for Exmoor reintroduction
Two beavers released on Exmoor have been filmed bonding, raising hopes their presence will bolster the wild population and aid habitat restoration.
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Campaigners Urge Legal Protection for Thames Seals as Sightings Increase
The UK Seal Alliance is calling for stronger legal safeguards for grey and harbour seals in the Thames as more animals travel…
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Manx Space Group Urges Election Candidates to Back Artemis Accords
The Manx chapter of the Mars Society is urging Isle of Man election candidates to support the island's signing of the Artemis…
Sydney Braces for Hottest Spring Start Since 1858 as Fire Danger Escalates
Sydney faces record-breaking early spring heat with temperatures projected to reach 33C, triggering total fire bans across the region.
Ancient Cave Art Suggests First Humans in Ireland Traced Back to Wales
Discovery of 15,000-year-old cave art in Ireland leads researchers to believe early humans crossed from Wales via a lost land bridge during…
At Least 37 Reported Killed After Inhaling ‘Indorama Fuel’ During Suspected Siphoning in Nigeria
Dozens feared dead after toxic fumes from alleged petrol theft in Okrika, Niger Delta; officials urge reliance on verified information.
Puffin Populations on Isle of May Decline Following Extreme Weather Events
Researchers report a sharp drop in puffin numbers on Scotland's Isle of May, attributing the decline to marine heatwaves and intense storms…