How new international surveillance technology could save the birds – and us
Mobile networks, satellites and solar panels are helping scientists see the world through avian eyes.
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Why seabirds remain the most mysterious creatures of all
The avian magicians spend months at sea, never touching land and taking only a moment’s rest now and then.
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Bee happy: Michael Gove supports new EU ban on harmful pesticides
The UK has voted in favour of a near-total ban on dangerous neonicotinoids.
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The Met Office is planning a new heatwave definition for the climate change era
The recent bout of hot weather was deemed to be a “hotspell” not a “heatwave”.
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Hares are magical harbingers of spring when climate change has blurred the seasons
Those boxing hares by the A505 were a glorious sight, but a poignant one.
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No man is an island: the lives of whale-hunters in new perspective
A new documentary shows the fragile, connected future both humans and animals now face.
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How UK cities could start suing over extreme weather
Local governments in America are suing fossil fuel companies for damages caused by climate change – could the UK follow suit?
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I assumed the elephant orchestra was a gimmick. But those pachyderms can play
Training an animal, Pavlov-style, to do human-designed tricks is one thing, but to have it come, voluntarily, to music practice is…
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