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In disaster-prone Vanuatu, photos show sea animals returning to battered reefs. Can recovery happen?

Beneath the turquoise waters of Vanuatu, amid a graveyard of broken coral, a moray eel peers from the branches of a staghorn colony. Nearby, the feathered arms of a yellow sea lily sway in the current and a turtle grazes on algae growing along the reef. These flickers of life…

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Asian hornet’s unique buzz may hold secret to containing invasive species

Researchers say distinct frequency is ‘great news’ as it will allow their nests to be located with greater ease

The Guardian - UK

‘Top marks’ for sharp-eyed snappers as UK nets new butterfly species

Sightings confirmed in County Durham and Suffolk as southern small white flutters in from European mainland

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‘We’ve begun oil spill response training’: Patagonia prepares for the largest crude oil export port in Argentina

Wildlife experts warn huge facility on the Valdés peninsula in Patagonia could be devastating for ‘a treasure chest of wildlife’

The Guardian - UK

Air pollution filters help scientists produce first UK wildlife survey using eDNA

Social media post led to discovery that samplers measuring toxic particles in air can also detect fragments of DNA

The Guardian - UK

Queensland land-clearing figures show state remains ‘deforestation capital of Australia’, conservationists say

Overall clearing was up 3%, with almost half in Great Barrier Reef catchment areas while 21% was remnant woodland, government data shows

The Guardian - AU

The surprising friendship habit female gorillas share with humans

Researchers found female gorillas avoid males they grew up with when moving and look for females they already know

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Scientists study snail that can grow its eyes back in hope of helping humans with eye injuries

Complex structure of humans eyes found to be similar to those of freshwater apple snail, which can entirely regenerate its eyes

The Independent UK

Blue Whales Going Silent May Be A Sign of Worse Things to Come: Here's Why You Should Be Worried

Blue whales are falling silent as marine heatwaves and underwater noise disrupt feeding and communication, signalling deep ecological distress in the oceans.

International Business Times UK

An abundance of butterflies and birds arrived this summer: nature is ready to spring back – if we let it

The recent hopeful surge of some wildlife isn’t down to us. But in an era of climatic decline, it shows the resilience of our fellow species, says Guardian nature writer Patrick Barkham

The Guardian - UK

Lynx could thrive in Northumberland with most in area supporting return, study finds

Release of 20 lynx over several years into Kielder Forest area would create population of about 50 animals

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: A flash of tomato-red among the green

Bridport, Dorset: The brilliantly coloured Jersey tiger moths have started to appear – and they’re making their way north, helped in part by a few unkept gardens

The Guardian - UK

Great Barrier Reef records largest annual coral loss in 39 years

Australian authorities say the Great Barrier Reef has experienced its greatest annual loss of live coral in four decades

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Blue whales have gone silent. Why that has scientists worried about Earth’s biggest animals ... and the ocean

A dense pool of warm water dubbed ‘The Blob’ drove unprecedented temperature increases in the Pacific Ocean, affecting the blue whale’s primary food source

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Otter cubs rescued from side of 'very busy road' by quick thinking festival goer

A PAIR of “feisty” otters cubs who were discovered near a busy road by a music fan on their way to a festival are “coming on very well” , an…

The Independent UK

New research reveals elephants have been trying to communicate with us for years

‘Goal-directed intentionality’ was considered to be a unique human skill – until now

The Guardian - UK

Gardeners urged to collaborate to help moths and hover flies thrive in cities

Researchers found moths and hover flies are more negatively affected by urbanisation than bees

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Southern Water applies for permission to draw water from rare chalk stream

Environment secretary urged to stop drought order that could damage the ecology of River Test in Hampshire

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Australia’s Great Barrier Reef hit by record bleaching as oceans warm

New Australian government report finds coral decline across the reef due to ‘climate change-induced heat stress’.

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Coral coverage crashes after 'unheard of' heat events

Two of the Great Barrier Reef's three regions have recorded their sharpest declines in coral coverage in four decades as heat stress batters the living wonder.

International Business Times

Great Barrier Reef Suffers Most Widespread Bleaching On Record

Australia's famed Great Barrier Reef has suffered its most widespread coral bleaching on record, according to a government report released Wednesday that warns the natural wonder is in dire health.

The Independent UK

Krill fishery in Antarctica shut down after record catch triggers unprecedented early closure

Officials have shut down the krill fishery near Antarctica early after exceeding the seasonal catch limit for the first time

The Guardian - UK

Scientists identify bacterium behind devastating wasting disease in starfish

After 90% loss of global sunflower sea star population in 10 years, researchers hope decline can now be tackled

The Independent UK

Discovery in Arctic cave provides a ‘rare snapshot of a vanished world’

Scientists say it highlights how cold-adapted species struggle to adapt to major climatic events

Radio France Internationale

Pacific algae invade Algerian beaches, pushing humans and fish away

At a beach near Algiers, brown algae native to the Pacific Ocean cover the golden sand, posing a threat to ecosystems native to the area and their stench repelling swimmers at the peak of summer.

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