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Vigilance urged following first UK case of EBLV-1
Serotine bats comprise less than one per cent of bats submitted to the APHA’s surveillance scheme. Vets asked to follow...
Report shows sharp decline in UK’s wildlife populations
The State of Nature Report was compiled by more than 70 conservation charities, research institutions and government organisations. Butterflies, moths...
Elusive pine marten returns to the Forest of Dean
“As native omnivores, pine martens play a vital role in the delicate balance of woodland ecosystems." Woodland creature has not...
Tracking birds for research and conservation
Many birds undertake remarkable journeys – moving between habitats and sites, crossing continents or even vast expanses of ocean. Such...
ZSL launches appeal to double wild tiger numbers in Nepal
"Around the world, wildlife is going extinct – if we act now we can turn the tide and stop incredible...
Government announces global alliance to protect world’s oceans
The 30by30 initiative is aiming for at least 30 per cent of the global ocean to be protected in Marine...
Exotics vets treat 61-year-old tortoise for bladder stones
Mohave was referred to the exotics team at UC Davis Veterinary Hospital. Team removed stones without having to cut through...
Lingering pollutant problem revealed
The English Channel is home to one of the last remaining large European populations of bottlenose dolphins. Researchers say more...
Report lists the world’s top 20 shark and ray catchers
Some 600,000 metric tonnes of sharks and rays were caught each year between 2007 and 2017. Scientists call for urgent...
Badger cull rolled out to 11 new areas
Derbyshire, which is in the Edge Area, will not be included in the new cull zones. Derbyshire not granted a...