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- Assessing risk of chemicals to wildlife is huge challenge that requires a new approach
- Almost two million acres of GB grassland lost as woodland and urban areas expand
- Latest technology used to improve thousands of miles of lineside biodiversity
- New ‘toolkit’ for housing providers to support wildlife and boost residents’ wellbeing
- State of Moths: New Report shows Britains moths decline by one third
- Better peatland management could cut half a billion tonnes of carbon
- Innovative nature projects awarded funding to drive private investment
- Storm Petrels breeding on Isle of May
- Protect habitat ‘stepping stones’ to help species cope with climate change, scientists say
- LED streetlights reduce insect populations by 50%
- £1 million for Forth habitat restoration
- Dead puffins wash up on Scottish shores
- Threatened butterfly species cope well in below-average butterfly year
- Climate change is affecting Scotland’s lochs and reservoirs
- Almost 100 new Scottish sites identified to safeguard trees from climate change
- Wildlife recording is good for people, as well as for science
- Invertebrates continue to decline in intensively farmed landscapes
- Cutting-edge technology will boost real-time monitoring of remote peatlands
- Volunteers contribute record numbers of surveys to UK Pollinator Monitoring Scheme
- Welsh rivers provide evidence for more effective river monitoring
- Our changing woodlands now look a shade different
- Wildfire threatens global climate goals by weakening carbon sinks
- Global study shows pesticides are a major contributor to the biodiversity crisis
- Biodiversity in England’s rivers improved as metal pollution reduced
- Vanishing saltmarshes threaten climate progress but recovery is within reach
- Ash dieback is triple whammy for net zero plans
- Severe heatwaves and droughts are making extreme wildfires more frequent and intense worldwide
- Maps created by 1960s schoolchildren provide new insights into habitat losses
- Insects are victims too, not just invaders, says study
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