Dingo Cull Could Trigger 'Extinction Vortex' on K'gari
Experts warn that killing 10 dingoes after a tourist's death on K'gari could push the isolated population toward extinction while failing to address human safety concerns.
Category : Wildlife Nature
Rare Birds and Beavers Return to London After 600 Years
A rewilding project in Dagenham's Eastbrookend Country Park will reintroduce white storks and beavers to London, approved by council leaders to boost biodiversity.
Norfolk Broads: Fenland Journey Through Storm and Serenity
A vivid exploration of the Norfolk Broads' wild landscape, from storm-lashed windpumps to serene reed beds, capturing its unique ecology and historical character.
Winter's White Wonders in Norfolk Countryside
A Norfolk country diary observes the brilliant white of little egrets and emerging snowdrops against the drab winter landscape, reflecting on nature's resilience and cleanliness.
Spider Monkeys Share Food Tips Through Social Swapping
Research reveals Geoffroy's spider monkeys switch social groups to share information about fruit tree locations and ripening times, demonstrating collective intelligence.
NZ Landslide: Six Victims Named, Recovery Underway
Six people missing after a landslide at a Mount Maunganui campsite have been named, with police confirming they are unlikely to be found alive. The victims include teenagers, a literacy coordinator, and a Swedish national.
Lonely Alpaca Giovanni Cheered by Mirror After Loss
An elderly alpaca named Giovanni has been given a mirror for companionship after his two friends died at a Cornwall animal sanctuary, with plans for new herd mates underway.
London Couple Swap Flat for Flower Farm Success
Kate and Patrick left unfulfilling London careers to build a Somerset flower farm that now supplies prestigious clients including the Chelsea Flower Show.
K'gari Dingo Pack Euthanised After Tourist Death
Queensland authorities announce the destruction of a dingo pack linked to a Canadian tourist's death on K'gari, amid Indigenous consultation concerns and ecological debates.
Winter Wood Ants Huddle Like Penguins in Devon
A young observer discovers wood ants in Devon during winter, revealing their unique hibernation behaviour of huddling together for warmth and their surprising size for UK ants.
Young Naturalist's Snowy Wildlife Census in Worcestershire
A 10-year-old's country diary entry details a snowy walk in Worcestershire, using an app to identify animal tracks from badgers to moorhens, revealing a hidden world of winter activity.
London's Hidden Wildlife: Scorpions, Falcons & More
Discover how London's unique microclimates support an extraordinary array of wildlife, from scorpions in dockyards to falcons on tower blocks, creating a vibrant urban ecosystem.
K'gari Dingo Death Sparks Coexistence Debate
The death of Canadian backpacker Piper James on K'gari (Fraser Island) raises urgent questions about tourist-dingo interactions and Queensland's wildlife management policies.
Sea Lion Survives Two Bullets in Head, Recovers in LA
A sea lion named Confetti is recovering in Los Angeles after being rescued with two bullets in his head and a bacterial infection, with hopes for release.
Sydney Shark Attacks Close Beaches, Spark Fear
Four shark attacks in 48 hours along Australia's east coast have led to beach closures in New South Wales, with Sydney residents reconsidering ocean safety.
Canadian Backpacker's Death: Drowning and Dingo Bites Found
The autopsy of 19-year-old Canadian backpacker Piper James, found dead on K'gari island, shows evidence of drowning and dingo bite injuries, with the coroner awaiting further results.
Wildlife Photos: Eagles, Axolotls, and More
A roundup of stunning wildlife photographs from around the globe, featuring a proud bald eagle, a rare axolotl, and a goofy elephant seal, with insights into conservation and ecological changes.
Sydney Shark Attacks: A 'Perfect Storm' Explained
After four shark attacks in 48 hours, Sydney's iconic beaches are on high alert. Experts discuss the causes behind this spike in human-shark encounters and essential safety tips for swimmers.
Cold Weather May Boost Bird Migration to UK
The RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend may reveal increased sightings of fieldfares and redwings due to cold European weather driving more birds to Britain for winter shelter and food.
Indonesia Acts After Floods Wipe Out Rare Orangutans
Indonesian government revokes permits for 28 companies after catastrophic floods killed up to 11% of critically endangered Tapanuli orangutans in Batang Toru forests.
Marineland Seeks US Sale for Captive Belugas
Canada's Marineland aquarium, which previously threatened to euthanise its whales, now seeks government approval to sell 30 captive belugas to US institutions after its China export proposal was rejected.
Giant Kangaroos Could Hop Despite Size
New research suggests extinct giant kangaroos weighing up to 250kg could hop, challenging previous assumptions about their mobility and biomechanics.
Toby Carvery Eviction Over 500-Year-Old Oak Tree Felling
A Toby Carvery in north London faces eviction after its owner cut down a 500-year-old oak tree without council permission, sparking outrage and legal action.
Toby Carvery Faces Eviction After Ancient Oak Felled
Enfield Council demands public apology and financial reparations after Toby Carvery owner felled a centuries-old oak tree in Whitewebbs Park without permission, sparking legal action.
Greenland Sharks Not Blind: Arctic Discovery Rewrites Science
New Arctic research reveals Greenland sharks possess functional vision, debunking long-held beliefs of blindness and highlighting their adaptability in deep-sea ecosystems.
Kelo Tree: Dead Yet Defiant in UK Countryside
A remarkable Kelo tree in the UK countryside stands dead but upright, symbolising resilience and ecological importance, as detailed in a recent country diary entry.
Toby Carvery Eviction Over Ancient Oak Tree Felling
Enfield Council initiates eviction proceedings against Toby Carvery for felling a 500-year-old oak tree, citing criminal damage and lease breaches.
Sydney Shark Attack Cluster: Perfect Storm Factors
Four shark attacks in 48 hours have closed beaches in New South Wales. Experts reveal the environmental 'perfect storm' attracting sharks to Sydney's waters.
Toby Carvery Eviction Over Ancient Oak Tree Felling
Enfield Council initiates eviction proceedings against Toby Carvery restaurant for felling a 500-year-old oak tree, citing criminal damage and lease breaches.
Coyote Swims to Alcatraz in Historic First
A coyote has stunned onlookers by swimming 1.25 miles to Alcatraz Island, marking a first for the notorious former prison. Experts suggest territorial pressures may have driven the daring journey.
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