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Nature and wildlife

  1. Mongabay

    Artificial mangrove roots offer temporary shield for Thailand’s eroding coastline

  2. Mongabay

    How a ‘living breakwater’ in Hawai‘i aims to create coral habitat and protect coastline

  3. dw.com

    Bird-watching has become one of the world's fastest-growing hobbies, with citizen scientists logging sightings that researchers use to track species and protect habitats.

  4. Mongabay

    Photograph helps identify a West African bird not seen in 13 years

  5. Mongabay

    Human-wildlife coexistence with wolves in Europe requires a holistic approach

  6. Mongabay

    Brazil election sparks threats to reinvade Indigenous Amazon territory

  7. Belfast Media Group

    A storm separated two swans in Belfast; one wandered into Grand Central station searching for its mate, and railway staff coordinated to reunite them on the River Lagan that night.

  8. RTE.ie

    Two brown bears rescued from cramped cages in Russia's Dagestan region have been relocated to a forest sanctuary in Ireland after a five-year, 13,500km journey delayed by war.

  9. Anthropocene Magazine

    Nature already invented biodegradable plastic. Scientists want to reverse engineer it.

  10. Eos

    Elephants Engineer Their Ecosystems in Life—and in Death

  11. Mongabay

    Diverse forests can better withstand extreme weather events, study finds. Here’s why

  12. The Independent

    Suriname's Saamaka tribe are using GPS and digital mapping to document their ancestral Amazon lands, strengthening their case for legal recognition and forest protection.

  13. Good News Network

    Whale Festival to Kick Off Amelia Island in Florida to Celebrate the Return of the Right Whale

  14. Mongabay

    Ranchers in Brazil ordered to leave home of Indigenous people living in voluntary isolation

  15. koreajoongangdaily

    South Korea plans to open a retirement centre for rescue and service dogs, giving them care after their working lives end.

  16. theguardian.com

    An English working farm raised its bird population 145% since 1992 through wildlife-friendly farming methods, while UK farmland bird numbers fell 23% overall.

  17. The Revelator

    When ‘After’ Means Alive

  18. Good News Network

    Weather.pet App Generates Forecasts for Dogs’ Head and Paws Based on Ground Temps and More

  19. Mongabay

    How bats can be forest architects

  20. High Country News

    What it takes to unfence the West

  21. High Country News

    Change comes to the Chiricahuas

  22. NASA

    Pennsylvania’s Grand Canyon

  23. ECOticias.com

    A reserve in Rio de Janeiro state has planted 1 million native seedlings and reintroduced lowland tapirs, absent since 1914, with about 25 now living in the restored Atlantic Forest helping spread seeds.

  24. Windhoek Post

    Community lion rangers in Namibia's Kunene region now record desert-adapted lion sightings using smartphones, aiding conservation tracking.

  25. Action For Nature

    A 16-year-old in India has built more than 20 pollinator gardens that double as sensory-friendly spaces for children, raising recorded pollinator species from 18 to 46 in two years.

  26. ECOticias.com

    A former 105 acre golf course in Massachusetts is being restored to wetlands and forest, with crews rebuilding a stream, adding beaver-style dams, and a $2.8 million grant funding 7,000 new trees and shrubs.

  27. Los Angeles Times

    The Fernandeño Tataviam Tribe in California has regained 51 acres of ancestral land, its second land return after more than a century without territory of its own.

  28. unep.org

    UN-backed restoration efforts now cover 252 million hectares across 149 countries, creating over one million green jobs and helping mountain gorillas, jaguars, snow leopards and Ganges River dolphins recover.

  29. NASA

    APOD: 2026 October 31 – Night on a Spooky Planet

  30. theguardian.com

    Catherine Breed became the first person to swim California's entire 900-mile coastline, finishing in 111 days despite tropical storms, strong currents and 8-foot waves, while promoting ocean conservation.

  31. nwt.org.uk

    A UK wildlife trust has acquired the 9,500-acre Rothbury estate in Northumberland, expanding land available for habitat restoration.

  32. Mongabay

    Given a chance, women-led microenterprises uplift Nepali communities & conservation

  33. Mongabay

    Aztec methods and crocodiles: How biologists are restoring mangroves in Mexico

  34. Mongabay

    How citizen scientists are mapping Pune’s trees, with hopes of a greener future

  35. Good Good Good

    Rare 'microbat' discovered 400 miles from its last known location: 'The more we know, the better we can protect them'

  36. Undark

    On the Weather Radar: Cloudy With a Chance of Birds

  37. WRAL News

    Asian small-clawed otter pups, a vulnerable species, were born at the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher.

  38. Mongabay

    Philippine village uses nature to defend against floods with bamboo, shells and husks

  39. Dialogue Earth

    The Tropical Forest Forever Facility turns one

  40. Mongabay

    Between revered and hunted: The journey of human-otter coexistence in the Amazon