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Birdland Park Welcomes Three New Humboldt Penguins to Boost Conservation

Birdland Park in Gloucestershire has welcomed three male Humboldt penguins to support conservation efforts for this vulnerable species native to Peru and Chile.

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Birdland Five Humboldt penguins. They are standing on a rock with a puddle of water in the middle. There is a hut and water behind them.

Historic Ospreys Prepare to Return to England's South Coast Nest Sites

Conservationists await the return of ospreys to England's south coast after 180 years. The pair at Careys Secret Garden have bred successfully since 2022, with expansion expected. Challenges include low return rates due to migration risks.

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Birds of Poole Harbour A brown and white osprey with a bright yellow eye.

Norfolk Wildlife Trust Marks 100 Years with Free Access Weekend

Norfolk Wildlife Trust celebrates 100 years by offering free access to its sites, highlighting its founding history, conservation successes, and future ambitions with support from Sir David Attenborough.

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Julie Smart The sun rising over Roydon Common. In the foreground, there are plants that are tinged red by the sunlight. There is fog on the ground. The sun is in the middle of the picture. There are clouds in the sky, which also has red tinge.

Campaigners Call for Environmental Review of Findhorn Floating Wind Turbine Parts Park

Campaigners urge an environmental impact assessment for Offshore Solutions Group's proposed Moray Flow-Park in Findhorn Bay, citing significant potential effects on local wildlife. The Scottish government is reviewing the request amid ongoing consultations.

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Getty Images A view over sand dunes towards the beach at Findhorn. The tide is out and there is a stretch of sand along the water's edge. There are dark grey clouds overhead.

Lincolnshire Council Abandons 2050 Carbon Neutral Target Amid Financial Concerns

Lincolnshire County Council has scrapped its 2050 carbon neutral target due to financial concerns, sparking criticism from environmental groups and debate over the feasibility of net zero goals.

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Getty Images An aerial view looking out across the castle square in Lincoln from the castle to Lincoln Cathedral. Several buildings are dotted around the castle square and Lincoln Cathedral with its two towers stand looking out at the city. The sky is blue and greenery and fields can be seen in the distance.

Worm Moon Illuminates Northern Ireland Skies in Early Spring

The Worm Moon, the first full Moon of spring, was visible over Northern Ireland, marking the seasonal emergence of earthworms. The Blood Moon eclipse was not seen in the UK, with future full Moons including the Pink and Flower Moons.

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A serene blue sky with the moon visible amidst light white clouds during the day.

Charities Urge Gardeners to Protect Caterpillars Amid UK Moth Decline

UK charities urge gardeners to protect caterpillars to support declining moth populations, highlighting the importance of pesticide-free methods and native planting.

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A Jersey tiger moth with red, cream and black markings.

Full Worm Moon Illuminates UK Skies Amid Lunar Eclipse Elsewhere

The UK's first spring full Moon, the Worm Moon, was visible Monday night. While a total lunar eclipse caused a 'Blood Moon' in other regions, the UK missed this rare event but can enjoy clear skies for viewing in the coming nights.

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photo of the full moon on Tuesday morning rising next to a crane

Calls Grow for National Action to Protect Australian Wildlife Amid Climate Crisis

Ken Henry and animal groups urge the Australian government to fund and standardize wildlife rescue amid climate-driven disasters, highlighting volunteer strain and recent legislative reforms.

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Former River Tweed Leaders Praised for Sustaining Salmon Numbers Amid Global Decline

River Tweed managers credit past efforts for maintaining salmon numbers despite global declines, with 6,957 fish caught and released in 2025, supported by barrier removals and conservation policies.

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Ronald Richardson A salmon jumping above a river

Glasgow to Create 40 Wild Spaces to Support Butterflies and Wildlife

Glasgow is launching a two-year project to create 40 wild habitats supporting butterflies and moths, engaging volunteers, schools, and community groups to combat species decline.

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Julie Broadfoot A group of schoolchildren with orange gardening gloves and gardening tools are gathered around a tyre repurposed as a planting area

Volunteers Plant 800 Trees to Expand Dartmoor's Wistman's Wood Rainforest

Volunteers planted 800 young trees at Dartmoor's Wistman's Wood to expand one of the South West's last temperate rainforests, continuing restoration efforts begun in 2025.

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The Duchy of Cornwall A picture of someone planting seeds into the grass. There is a large silver spade in the ground.