Colossal Biosciences Aims to Resurrect Bluebuck Antelope
Colossal Biosciences plans to resurrect the extinct bluebuck antelope using genetic engineering, aiming to restore Southern Africa's ecosystem through rewilding.
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Bluebuck Antelope De-Extinction Project Announced
Colossal Biosciences aims to revive the bluebuck, an African antelope extinct since 1800, using genetic technology to restore ecosystems.
3 Bird-Friendly Flowers to Attract Wildlife to Your Garden
Skip the bird feeder and plant these three bird-attracting flowers now to keep your garden teeming with wildlife all season long.
World's Largest Wildlife Bridge Opens After £84.5M Cost
The world's largest wildlife bridge, costing £84.5 million, will open on December 2 after a year-long delay due to weather and inflation.
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No Mow May: Benefits of Letting Your Lawn Flourish
No Mow May encourages gardeners to let lawns grow for wildlife. Discover benefits, tips, and how long to leave it. Join the movement to boost biodiversity.
Mountain Bongos Return to Kenya in Conservation Win
Four critically endangered mountain bongos have been repatriated to Kenya from a Czech zoo, boosting conservation efforts for the species with fewer than 100 left in the wild.
ZSL at 200: From Chunee to Global Conservation
The Zoological Society of London turns 200, celebrating its role in conservation, culture, and connecting humans with wildlife. A trustee reflects on its legacy.
Possum egg raids threaten regent honeyeater survival
New research shows that occasional egg theft by possums could increase extinction risk for the critically endangered regent honeyeater by 35% within 20 years.
No Mow May: Gardeners Urged to Let Lawns Grow for Wildlife
Plantlife's No Mow May campaign urges gardeners to leave lawns unmown for a month to boost biodiversity, with two-thirds of Britons believing gardens can help nature.
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Bull Elephant Tswale Returns to Wild After 20 Years
Tswale, a bull elephant, has been released back into the wild after over 20 years in captivity, including a 23-hour journey to a reserve in South Africa's Eastern Cape.
Rescue Buys 1,500 Beagles from Wisconsin Facility
Animal rescue groups have agreed to buy nearly 1,500 beagles from a Wisconsin breeding facility that was the site of violent protests earlier this month.
Britain's First 'Gull Ranger' to Ease Seagull Conflict
A Scottish marine reserve hires a 'gull ranger' to educate the public and reduce conflicts between humans and aggressive seagulls in coastal towns.
Timmy the Whale Starts Journey Home After Rescue
Timmy the humpback whale has begun a critical journey to the North Sea on a barge after months stranded in German waters, sparking debate among scientists.
No Mow May: Skip Mowing for Healthier Lawns and Wildlife
Gardeners are encouraged to stop mowing in May for No Mow May, allowing wildflowers to bloom and supporting bees, butterflies, and lawn health.
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Timmy the Humpback Whale Starts Barge Journey Home
Timmy the humpback whale, stranded in German waters since March, has begun a barge journey toward the North Sea in a rescue operation to return it to the Atlantic Ocean.
Rescue of Humpback Whale Timmy Sparks Celebrations
Timmy the humpback whale was successfully guided onto a barge for transport back to the North Sea, sparking cheers from crowds at Timmendorfer beach.
Ice Age Beast Extinctions Still Affect Food Chains
New research reveals that the extinction of giant ice age mammals like mammoths and saber-toothed cats continues to shape modern food webs, offering insights into future biodiversity loss.
Endangered Bongos Return to Kenya from Czech Zoo
Four critically endangered mountain bongos have been repatriated to Kenya from a Czech zoo, aiming to boost genetic diversity and aid conservation efforts for the species with fewer than 100 left in the wild.
Mayfly Dance Secret Unlocked by Scientists
Researchers reveal why male mayflies perform a vertical dance: to distinguish females from males, crucial for mating in their short lifespan.
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Kiwi Enter New Zealand Parliament for First Time
For the first time, kiwi birds were hosted inside New Zealand's Parliament, marking a conservation win as a project reintroduces the national bird to Wellington's wilds after over a century.
Dolphin-Like Sea Monster Fossils Found in Germany
Scientists unearthed remains of a giant ichthyosaur in Germany, over 6.5m long, showing injuries and adaptations that helped it survive 180 million years ago.
Greece Bans Sunloungers on 250 Beaches to Protect Nature
Greece has designated 250 'untouched beaches' where commercial activities, including sunloungers and watersports, are banned to preserve natural beauty and ecology.
Victorian Society Reveals Most Endangered Buildings of 2026
The Victorian Society has published its yearly list of the ten most at-risk Victorian and Edwardian buildings in England and Wales, including Teesside's Transporter Bridge and a former railway club in Barrow-in-Furness.
Hardcastle Crags: Woodland Haven with Riverside Walk
Explore Hardcastle Crags, a 400-acre woodland in Hebden Bridge with scenic trails, wildlife, and a historic 19th-century mill. A pristine natural escape.
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Orangutan Uses Rope Bridge to Cross Road in Sumatra
A Sumatran orangutan has been filmed for the first time using a human-made canopy bridge to cross a public road, offering hope for conservation efforts.
Slavutych Holds Chernobyl Vigil Amid Russian War
Despite wartime curfews, Ukrainians gathered in Slavutych for a midnight vigil marking 40 years since the Chernobyl disaster, honoring victims and liquidators.
California Wildlife Bridge Nears Completion Amid Criticism
Despite conservative backlash and budget concerns, the $114m Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in California is set to open in December, providing safe passage for animals over a busy freeway.
Indigenous Groups Team Up to Track Migratory Shearwater
First Nations rangers in Australia and Alaska collaborate on a project to track short-tailed shearwaters, using Indigenous knowledge and technology to understand their migration and threats.
How a 'Magic Room' Built Community Through Free Stuff
In an inner Sydney apartment block, a reuse room became a hub for saving money, reducing waste, and forging friendships among residents.
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California duck rescue sparks outrage over unvetted adoptions
Hundreds of rescued ducks in California were given to unvetted adopters, including a cockfighting enthusiast and a livestock company, sparking outrage among activists.
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