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Wildlife

17 September 2020

  • Satellite images of a cluster of ships next to the exclusion zone around the Galápagos

    Seascape: the state of our oceans
    Chinese fishing armada plundered waters around Galápagos, data shows

  • England Prepares To Relax Further Aspects Of Coronavirus Lockdown<br>LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 08: A Great Crested Grebe carries its chicks in Wanstead Park on June 08, 2020 in London, England. As the British government further relaxes Covid-19 lockdown measures in England, this week sees preparations being made to open non-essential stores and Transport for London handing out face masks to commuters. International travelers arriving in the UK will face a 14-day quarantine period. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

    Readers' travel tips
    10 memorable UK wildlife discoveries: readers’ tips

  • Gladys Berejiklian

    Berejiklian warns Nationals against further public posturing over koala protection policy

  • Greg Langmo walks through one of his turkey barns

    Animals farmed
    'You got it': how bird flu turned a US farmer's life upside down

  • Brazil's Pantanal wetlands on fire - in pictures

  • Calls for ‘wild belt’ land to be part of England's planning strategy

16 September 2020

  • Tommy, and the crocodile. Matt Wright – known as ‘the outback wrangler’ and his colleague Tommy – came across the large reptile while clearing logs in a river path in the Northern Territory.

    'Sit! sit!' How one Australian dealt with a 4m crocodile called 'Bonecruncher'

  • Computer-generated view of surface of Venus.

    Brief letters
    Venus is a warning to all of us on Earth

  • A family relaxes by a pond in Regent’s Park, London, in August.

    Poorer people and ethnic minorities live further from UK green spaces – study

  • Some of the dead birds found by biologists from New Mexico State University

    The age of extinction
    Birds 'falling out of the sky' in mass die-off in south-western US

  • Property developer complained to John Barilaro about NSW koala protection policy

  • Country diary
    County diary: a perfect warm, windless morning on the fell tops

15 September 2020

  • Closeup underwater image of seagrass in Porthdinllaen, Wales.

    Plantwatch
    Welsh seagrass meadow sows hope for global restoration

  • Coral on the Great Barrier Reef, which has suffered its most widespread coral bleaching on record.

    The age of extinction
    World fails to meet a single target to stop destruction of nature – UN report

  • Hong Kong's marine mammals face threats from human activity<br>epa05197674 A Chinese white dolphin is seen just off South West corner of Lantau Island, Hong Kong, China, 06 March 2016. According to WWF-Hong Kong, the number of Chinese white dolphins has decreased by 60 percent in the last decade. Threats facing the Chinese white dolphin in Hong Kong waters include being hit by fast moving marine traffic, destruction of habitats by construction of large scale infrastructure projects such as the Hong Kong Macau Zhuhai Shenzhen bridge and industrial pollution from factory run-off in the Pearl River Delta. EPA/ALEX HOFFORD

    Dolphin numbers up in Hong Kong after Covid crisis halts ferries

  • A common lizard

    Country diary
    Country diary: appreciating the minutiae of a lizard’s life

14 September 2020

  • koala

    Koalas still under threat in NSW despite Berejiklian's ultimatum to Nationals

  • A Northern white rhino, shown on BBC One’s Extinction: The Facts

    The facts of extinction and the need to act

  • AUSTRALIA-ANIMAL-WHALE<br>This undated handout photo received on September 12, 2020 from Dr. Carol Palmer at Australia’s Northern Territory Government shows a humpback whale swimming in the East Alligator River in the Kakadu National Park in Australia’s Northern Territory. - A trio of humpback whales -- usually bound for Antarctica this time of year -- took a wrong turn, heading up a crocodile-infested river in Australia’s tropical north with scientists hoping at least one still remaining in the river will turn back to sea safely on September 12. (Photo by Carol Palmer / NORTHERN TERRITORY GOVERNMENT / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT “AFP PHOTO / NORTHERN TERRITORY GOVERNMENT / CAROL PALMER “ - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS (Photo by CAROL PALMER/NORTHERN TERRITORY GOVERNMENT/AFP via Getty Images)

    Humpback whales make 'wrong turn' into crocodile-infested river in Australia's Kakadu national park

  • A train in Manila during the Philippines’ lockdown

    Coronavirus pandemic fuelling plant poaching in Philippines

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