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Wildlife and Environment



Tracks We Leave Behind: Human Impacts on Mammal Movement
Summer Elsie explores how human activity influences mammal movement worldwide, revealing where we’re clearing paths and where we’re closing them.Â

Summer Elsie
3 days ago4 min read
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Ocean Column: What Cetacean Strandings Reveal About Our Seas
Along the UK’s coastlines, rising numbers of washed up whales, dolphins and porpoises are sending a stark message about the health of our oceans. What do these strandings mean, and how can we help?

Wild Magazine
Nov 144 min read
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The Hidden Cost of Conservation
Efforts to heal Britain’s landscapes could unintentionally fuel biodiversity loss in the world’s most species-rich regions.

Wild Magazine
Nov 34 min read
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Climate-Fueled Infernos in the Mediterranean
A report shows that climate change increased the intensity of wildfires in the Mediterranean this summer, how do we stop the spread?
Sasha Hill
Oct 274 min read
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The One Where the European Robin Migrates
Each winter, the European robin (Erithacus rubecula) migrates hundreds or even thousands of kilometres to escape the cold. With the help of an internal compass and a belly full of fat reserves, the robin takes flight in search of food and a warmer climate.
Harsh Sinha
Oct 145 min read
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Hedgehogs: Prepping for Hibernation
For humans, autumn means spooky parties, cosy nights in, and pumpkin spiced lattes. But for hedgehogs, it’s time to find the perfect hibernation spot and hunker down for a long winter sleep.  By making simple but impactful changes to your outdoor space, you can lend hedgehogs a helping hand.

Wild Magazine
Oct 94 min read
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Autumn’s Fungi: The Silent Stars of the Season
Have you ever wondered why mushrooms are so abundant in the autumn? No need to look mush-further! Bethany Akhtar explains why this season is their best, what roles they play and how to find them.

Bethany Akhtar
Oct 37 min read
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The Ocean Column: Mining the Treasures of the Deep Sea
Polymetallic nodules on the deep seabed hold metals needed for clean energy. But as the world debates mining them, scientists warn of irreversible damage to fragile ecosystems which are still barely understood.

Millie Webb
Sep 244 min read
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Crikey! It’s World Croc Day!
June 17th is World Crocodile Day! To celebrate, Nilo Mason discusses the anatomy and conservation of their favourite animal: crocodiles. Read on to discover some incredible species highlighted below- one of which could grow to over 11 metres before it went extinct. Crikey!

Wild Magazine
Jun 177 min read
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The Real Zootopia: What animals do for their nine-to-five and why we should celebrate them
Louisa Neill dives into the world of working animals and discovers how they support our conservation efforts as well as other aspects of our lives. She also explores the organisations that protect working animals from exploitation.
Louisa Neill
Jun 155 min read
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