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- Britain’s reliance on cheap imports risks millions of the nation’s trees
- Urgent action needed to address impacts of Avian Influenza. Outbreak of bird disease is worst on record
- Farne Islands to close to visitors due to impact of Avian Influenza on internationally important seabird colonies
- Avian flu task force announced
- North Wales’ rare hawfinches threatened by disease
- Disease drives decline of another familiar garden bird
- Dedicated marine strandings volunteers produce gold standard citizen science
- Significant Scottish report on avian flu released today
- Fears grow around new wave of Avian Influenza as disease kills thousands of inland gulls
- Devastating news for Arctic terns as suspected bird-flu outbreak wipes out a quarter of this year’s chicks at Long Nanny
- Experts predict ‘catastrophic ecosystem collapse’ of UK forests within the next 50 years if action not taken
- Researchers to test link between disease, bees and microplastics
- Much-loved songbird threatened by mosquito-borne virus
- Woodland Trust says support home-grown tree nurseries to reduce disease risk
- 33 endangered froglets born, after deadly fungus rescue mission
- Virus continues to threaten favourite UK garden bird
- Starfish-killing bacteria revealed as cause of biggest undersea disease outbreak
- Native crayfish population survives following major incident
- Farmer-led project on badger vaccinations begins
- Innovative research suggests Bass Rock gannet colony may be stabilising
- New £3 million Centre to help grow healthy gardens
- Tiny plastic particles in sewage can carry viruses and drug-resistant bacteria into the sea, new research warns
- Experts probe 'shock' arrival of mosquito virus in Scotland
- Squirrel pox outbreak confirmed on the Sefton Coast – how people can help to save our red squirrels
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