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A recent drone trial in Queensland indicates that sharks frequently appear close to beaches, despite the presence of protective nets and drum lines.

The Guayaquil municipal council has taken steps towards declaring Cerro El Muerto as an Area of Conservation and Sustainable Use.

Scientists from the Universidad Andrés Bello in Chile have discovered a new species of octopus in the southeastern Pacific Ocean.

A Melbourne author shares her commitment to native grasslands through a new book that showcases endangered ecosystems.

The Australian bush rat is being reintroduced to Sydney's urban parks using scented towels to create territories and comfort for the animals.

Pythons are being raised in controlled farms primarily in Southeast Asia for their meat and skins, which are used in high-value products like luxury bags.

The city of Vaasa has launched a 'One Song Shower' challenge to encourage residents to conserve water and energy.

Military police in Brazil's Rondônia state captured video of a jaguar during a routine patrol in an ecological station, highlighting the importance of environmental preservation.

A rare bicudo bird has successfully hatched in the wild in Brazil after nearly a decade of conservation efforts and will be raised by a lone female.

Scientists critically reassess a controversial study on songbird capture methodologies published in 'Ecological Indicators' which has been criticized for significant flaws and conflicts of interest.

A documentary segment highlights the unique habitat of Lear's Macaws in Bahia, Brazil, showcasing their vibrant dawn flights from ancient cliffs.

Researchers have criticized a proposal from the Eastern Finland Centre for Economic Development regarding fishing restrictions aimed at protecting the Saimaa ringed seal, stating that experts were not consulted during the preparation.

An article featuring stunning imagery of condors, emphasizing a unique encounter with these majestic birds.

The article provides information on a free guide aimed at helping rural landowners in Brazil with the recovery and conservation of water springs.

Gamini, a female cheetah in Kuno National Park, has given birth to four cubs instead of the initially reported three, marking a significant success for India’s cheetah reintroduction program.

The first seal pup of the season has been spotted on the promenade near Ostas street in Ventspils, Latvia, prompting reminders from environmental authorities for people to avoid approaching the seals.

The Latvian Orienteering Federation is against the proposed regulations by the Nature Conservation Agency that would impose fees for public sporting events in protected natural areas.

The decision to allow this year's lynx hunt has been appealed by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, requesting a halt to the hunt while awaiting further legal review.

Fishing from boats, canals, and rivers is prohibited from March 1 to April 30 in Latvia due to fish spawning, with significant penalties for violations.

A rare species of fish, Salmo trutta, found in Sussex, England, is facing extinction due to housing development plans in the area.

A family is held responsible for the illegal management of a state-owned river valley area, leading to environmental damage.

Waitrose, a major UK supermarket, will cease selling mackerel by the end of April due to sustainability concerns, becoming the first retailer in the UK to take this step.

A Czech woman narrates her experience spending a year living alongside gorillas in their natural habitat.

The gray dolphin, a symbol of Rio de Janeiro, is endangered due to pollution and port developments in the Sepetiba Bay area.

A 35-year-old man from Stockholm has been sentenced for serious wildlife protection offenses after selling stuffed animals, including lions, tigers, and cougars, from his apartment.

The article discusses surprising habitats where sharks are found, contradicting the common perception of their ecological preferences.

Eight new cheetahs from Botswana are set to arrive at Kuno National Park in India, raising the total population of cheetahs in the country to 46.

A photo of Southern elephant seal pups won the Underwater Photographer of the Year competition, showcasing their playful nature and the artistry behind the shot.

Finland's Metso forest conservation program will continue until 2040, yet funding shortages threaten to meet conservation targets, with nearly 300 applications pending in several regions.

The Global Seed Vault in Svalbard will store samples of olive crops collected by Spanish universities to ensure their preservation in case of catastrophe.

The Nature Conservation Association criticizes the decision to allow lynx hunting during their mating season in Östergötland, questioning the impact on vulnerable cubs.

A recent birdwatching event in the Czech Republic revealed surprising shifts in the rankings of winter bird visitors at feeders, with the blackbird achieving its highest-ever position.

Researchers from Osaka University and Yokohama City University successfully created mini-testes from ES cells in laboratory conditions, paving the way for advancements in infertility treatment and conservation of endangered species.

A baby southern white rhino, abandoned by its mother, receives support from the Riverina community in New South Wales for its care.

A rare angel shark was accidentally caught and subsequently released back into the sea by a fisherman in Guanabara Bay, Brazil.

Ninety-five hatchlings of the world's largest and most endangered turtle species have successfully emerged on the beaches of Manabí, Ecuador.

The article discusses a new initiative by Clarin and Fundación Vida Silvestre to educate children about endangered native animals in Argentina through collectible cards.

Researchers have described four new species of fish known as cascudinhos in Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Kazakhstan has launched a massive tree planting program aimed at conserving an endangered species, the Caspian tiger.

Experts say that water collected from air conditioning units can effectively be used for watering plants, despite lacking nutrients found in rainwater.

A zoo park in Kladno, Czechia, has celebrated the successful hatching of a green chameleon, marking a significant achievement for their breeding program.

The city of São Carlos in Brazil has launched an app designed to help residents report the presence of wildlife in urban and rural areas to improve biodiversity monitoring and conservation efforts.

A mother-daughter scientist duo has discovered the world's largest coral colony in the Great Barrier Reef, which spans approximately 111 meters, equivalent to the size of a football field.

Lynx hunting in Örebro, Stockholm, and Västra Götaland counties is approved by the administrative court, despite opposition from the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.

The Environmental Police in Brazil seized eight firearms during an operation aimed at combating illegal hunting in Northern Minas Gerais, resulting in one arrest.

The La Maddalena National Park Authority has decided to completely remove the guardian's house on Budelli's pink beach, a site that has served as a refuge for Mauro Morandi for three decades.

After a meeting between motorists and park directors, commitments were made to protect national parks from potential threats.

Katie Hobbs, the Governor of Arizona, celebrates the rapid approval of a groundwater conservation program aimed at ensuring sustainable water supply for urban growth in the state.

A police report reveals significant damage caused to an endangered freshwater pearl mussel population at a logging site owned by Stora Enso in Suomussalmi, Finland, with a financial impact estimated at nearly two million euros.

A fisherman has reported catching a catfish over a hundred kilograms in Lake Constance, marking a significant event in local fishing news.