Frozen Iguanas Euthanised in Florida Cold Snap
In an unusual wildlife event, frozen iguanas in Florida are being euthanised after a cold snap, raising concerns about invasive species management and animal welfare.
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Brazilian Fishers Revive Rio's Guanabara Bay Mangroves
Local fishers in Brazil are transforming Guanabara Bay's polluted waters by restoring mangrove forests, creating a thriving sanctuary and protecting coastal communities from environmental threats.
35 Million Salmon Deaths at Scottish Farms Spark Outcry
Animal welfare campaigners reveal over 35 million unexpected salmon deaths at Scottish farms with only two unannounced inspections in three years, questioning regulatory effectiveness.
Seaweed Party on Storm Beach in Country Diary
A natural spectacle unfolds on the storm beach as seaweed gathers in vibrant, decomposing masses, creating a bustling ecosystem for wildlife and enriching the coastal environment.
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Quagga Mussel Invasion: Can We Stop It?
The invasive quagga mussel is spreading rapidly in UK waters, threatening ecosystems and infrastructure. This podcast explores the challenges of controlling invasive species and potential solutions.
Crocodile Capture in Northern Territory
A recent crocodile capture in Australia's Northern Territory showcases ongoing wildlife management efforts to ensure public safety in remote regions.
John Barkham Obituary: Environmental Scientist's Legacy
A tribute to John Barkham, the pioneering environmental scientist who made significant contributions to ecology and conservation, remembered for his lifelong dedication to nature.
Heatwave Wipes Out 80% of Flying Fox Colony
More than 80% of a flying fox colony in South Australia has been wiped out by January heatwaves, with thousands of bats dying nationally and survivors facing months of recovery.
Florida Iguanas Cold-Stunned by Temperature Drop
A sharp temperature drop in Florida has left invasive green iguanas 'cold-stunned', immobilising them on grass and pavements. Experts explain this torpor-like state and efforts to manage the species.
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026: People's Choice Vote
A shortlist of 24 stunning wildlife images is now open for public voting in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award 2026. The winner will be announced on 25 March and displayed at London's Natural History Museum.
Piper James' Parents Visit K'gari as Dingo Cull Continues
The grieving parents of Canadian backpacker Piper James have arrived in Australia to visit K'gari, where they will attend a traditional smoking ceremony to farewell their daughter, as authorities continue a controversial dingo cull on the island.
Birdsong Boosts Mental Wellbeing
Research reveals listening to birdsong can significantly enhance mental wellbeing, reducing stress and improving mood in urban and rural settings.
California Approves Mule Deer Extermination on Catalina
California wildlife officials have issued a permit allowing the Catalina Island Conservancy to eradicate 1,800 mule deer over five years to protect biodiversity.
Smithsonian Zoo Welcomes Baby Asian Elephant
The Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington D.C. has announced the arrival of a new Asian elephant calf, marking a significant conservation success for the endangered species.
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Asian Elephant Born at Washington DC Zoo
A rare Asian elephant calf has been born at the National Zoo in Washington DC, a significant event for global conservation efforts and the species' survival in captivity.
Dunlin Breeding Success in Cumbria Revealed by Drone Survey
Conservationists using drone technology in the Cumbrian Pennines have discovered thriving dunlin chicks, offering hope for this endangered wading bird species in the UK.
Half of UK Beaches Contain Human-Made Materials
University of Glasgow research finds up to 50% of coarse sediments on UK beaches consist of brick, concrete and industrial waste, with climate breakdown accelerating coastal erosion.
Conservationists Oppose Chagos Fishing Plan
Environmental groups strongly oppose a new proposal to permit commercial fishing in the Chagos Islands, citing threats to marine biodiversity and conservation efforts in the Indian Ocean.
Shimmering Green Serpent's Allure in Nature Diary
A captivating observation of a green serpent in the countryside, exploring its beauty and the naturalist's fascination with this elusive creature in the wild.
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Bell Frogs Return to ACT Wetlands Post-Disease
Green and golden bell frogs have made a remarkable comeback in Australian Capital Territory wetlands, recovering from the devastating chytrid fungal disease that once threatened their survival.
Wildlife Comforts Readers After Loss
Readers respond to Amy-Jane Beer's Country Diary with personal stories of robins, nightingales, and foxes offering solace during times of grief and remembrance.
Tyre Chemical Trial Threatens US Salmon Populations
A landmark US court case examines whether a tyre additive called 6PPD is killing endangered coho salmon in Pacific Northwest rivers, with global implications.
Bird Flu Outbreak in Thames Valley Swans
Volunteers and the public are racing to contain a suspected bird flu outbreak among swans in the Thames Valley, with over 320 cases recorded since October and concerns the spread is wider than official figures show.
Cannibal Jellyfish Invade Venice, Disrupt Fishing
Venice faces an ecological crisis as invasive warty comb jellyfish, known for eating their young, colonise its lagoons, harming native fish and the fishing industry.
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Storm Chandra's Impact on UK Wildlife Assessed
A new report details how Storm Chandra's severe flooding has harmed UK wildlife, including birds, butterflies, dormice, and beavers, with long-term ecological consequences.
Free Stay on UK Island for Puffin Counters
Skomer Island in Wales is recruiting volunteers to count puffins in exchange for free accommodation and expenses. The seabird monitoring role includes training and runs from May to June 2026.
RSPCA Investigates Cat Hanging in Tottenham
A cat was found dead, hung with a dog lead on a garden fence in North London. The RSPCA is investigating and appealing for witnesses in Tottenham.
Purple Catkins Light the Way to Spring in Sussex
Alder trees in Hurstpierpoint display their remarkable purple catkins, among the first signs of spring as winter recedes in the British countryside.
Wildlife Encounters Bring Solace in Times of Grief
Readers share moving stories of intimate encounters with urban foxes and robins following bereavement, finding comfort in nature's unexpected visitations.
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Wildlife Week: Owl, Blackbird & Fukushima Boar
This week's global wildlife photography showcase features a rescued spectacled owl in Costa Rica, a fearless blackbird challenging an eagle in Arizona, and wild boar thriving in Fukushima's exclusion zone.
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