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The age of extinction ‘A poor man’s rainforest’: why we need to stop treating soil like dirt

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Country diary Country diary: let’s hear it for the unappreciated earthworm

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Man sentenced for shooting protected elephant seal dead on California coast

Jordan Gerbich, 30, will serve three months in federal prison and pay a $1,000 fine for killing the animal

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Save the queen, save the hive: how to live in harmony with bees

Bees are precious and critical to our food supply. So how should you handle an unexpected swarm?

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Country diary Country diary: a hospital visit, a motorway verge and the first swallow

St Dominic, Tamar Valley: The journey home is slow, but the view is a haze of primrose, celandine and alexanders

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Just 3% of world’s ecosystems remain intact, study suggests

Pristine areas in the Amazon and Siberia may expand with animal reintroductions, scientists say

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WWF Australia creates legal fund to fight projects threatening forests after black summer bushfires

Move comes after environment group identified six areas on east coast it says need more protection in wake of fires

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Snakes and lettuce: shoppers in Australia find venomous snake in Aldi fresh produce bag

After finding the baby pale-headed snake, Alexander White had a troubling thought: ‘What if the snake has come from something else?’

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UK’s native woodlands reaching crisis point, report warns

Drive to plant more trees will count for little if existing woods are lost, says Woodland Trust

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Birdwatch Birdwatch: Leach’s petrel, a storm-driven visitor wrecked on our shore

The sooty-black seabird should have been far out in the North Atlantic at this time of year

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There is ample evidence that fish feel pain

Letter: Dr Lynne Sneddon, who was the first to identify the existence of nociceptors in a fish, on the latest research in her field

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Published: 12:44 PM
First Dog on the Moon Racked with guilt and grief and climate despair – how do we go on!?

We are not surrendering! Just the opposite in fact, we are getting on with it despite everything

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Amorous alligators put Florida on alert as mating season begins

State plays down threat to humans but warns of ‘more active and more visible’ gators as warmer weather heats up reptilian passions

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Seascape: the state of our oceans ‘Aphrodisiac’ of the ocean: how sea cucumbers became gold for organised crime

Overfishing and smuggling of this crucial animal are affecting biodiversity and the livelihood of local fishers in Sri Lanka

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