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Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust bans fishing

September 4, 2010
By Kevin Heath
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust bans fishing

The Angling Trust and the Pike Angling Trust of Great Britain have joined forces to fight the ongoing restriction of fishing by the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trusts in their nature reserves. The new action follows on from the Wildlife Trust decision to ban fishing at 65 of it’s nature reserves and increasing restrictions at the...
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Rare ducks stolen from Sunderland Wildlife Park

September 3, 2010
By Kevin Heath

A breeding programme of the vulnerable Philippine duck at a Sunderland wildlife park has suffered a set back with 11 of the endangered ducks having been stolen. With less than 10,000 of the duck remaining in the wild there is a demand for the...
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People stop feeding wildlife as winter approaches

September 2, 2010
By Kevin Heath
People stop feeding wildlife as winter approaches

As we enter the autumn in the UK a new survey shows that nearly a half of all people no longer feed wildlife and many no longer want to encourage them near to their house. Since the fox attack on two young girls earlier...
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Management plan for Indian elephants proposed

August 31, 2010
By Kevin Heath
Management plan for Indian elephants proposed

The Elephant Task Force has proposed a series of measures to help conserve the Indian elephant and help to rebuild the numbers from the current population of  about 25,000....
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Waitrose suppliers excel at wildlife conservation

August 30, 2010
By Kevin Heath
Waitrose suppliers excel at wildlife conservation

2010-08-30 Dairy farmers supplying to Waitrose Wildcare scheme are excelling at providing wildlife habitats on their farms. With the national average of set aside land on farms  for wildlife at...
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Portugals turtle deaths surge due to human activity

August 28, 2010
By Kevin Heath
Portugals turtle deaths surge due to human activity

2010-08-28 A sudden increase in the number of turtle deaths washing ashore on the beaches of the Algarve in Portugal had raised concerns over the health of the population....
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Japan to host pro-whaling nation summit

August 26, 2010
By Kevin Heath
Japan to host pro-whaling nation summit

2010-08-26 Following on from the failure of the last International Whaling  Commission to come to any firm conclusions and the maintenance of the current status quo, Japan has announced...
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Eagle owls fate will soon be determined

August 24, 2010
By Kevin Heath
Eagle owls fate will soon be determined

We’ll soon find out the fate of eagle owls in the UK. Following the end of the public consultation period a report is now being drawn up by the...
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A bridge too far?

August 24, 2010
By Kevin Heath
A bridge too far?

There’s been a mixed reaction to a new bridge built by Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council to help dormice to cross a new road. At a cost of...
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EU seal ban is it in force or not?

August 23, 2010
By Kevin Heath
EU seal ban is it in force or not?

Friday 20th August should have seen the ban on seal products into the European Union come into force. However things do seem a little bit confused at the moment...
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15 new Marine Protected Areas named in UK

August 20, 2010
By Kevin Heath
15 new Marine Protected Areas named in UK

As part of the UK’s contribution of designated sites to the EU’s Natura 2000 network the coalition government has named 15 new marine sites to be protected. 13 of...
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Corals put on ice

August 19, 2010
By Kevin Heath
Corals put on ice

Coral reefs are facing a particularly hard time at the moment. There is real concern that within the next 40 years we could be seeing the collapse of not...
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Tiger tourism projects suspended in India

August 18, 2010
By Kevin Heath
Tiger tourism projects suspended in India

Two tiger tourism projects in India have been suspended while the authorities look into the legalities of their continued operation. The projects at Periyar National Park in Kerala would...
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Pakistan floods and wildlife appeal

August 13, 2010
By Kevin Heath
Pakistan floods and wildlife appeal

The floods in Pakistan are causing major problems for people and destroying homes and infrastructure but it’s also threatening wildlife. The region of Pakistan most affected by the floods...
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Pakistan Wildlife

Indus River Dolphins

There were only 1300 Indus River dolphins remaining before the floods. How many will survive is unknown. Read more about the impact of the Pakistan flood on wildlife.

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