Wildlife
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In the Age of Extinction, which species can we least afford to lose?
4 Oct 2014: Climate change and human intervention are accelerating the planet's loss of biodiversity. So should we try to preserve 'useful' bees before 'cuddly' tigers?
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22 Oct 2014:
Peter Bradshaw – Notebook: The London mayor and wannabe PM sugars the pill on his non-drugs past. What a relief, as cokeheads are always the bad guys
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22 Oct 2014: Janaki Lenin: The 3000MW Dibang dam, rejected twice as it would submerge vast tracts of biologically rich forests, is to get environmental clearance – but huge local opposition could stall the project
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22 Oct 2014:
Yale Environment 360: Test site finds goats dramatically reduce phragmites, which have been previously tackled with fires and bulldozers
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Interactive,
22 Oct 2014:
Tebbit's letter in which he explains his idea for ragwort to Matt Shardlow, chief executive of the charity Buglife
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22 Oct 2014: Controversial remarks by former Tory minister also annoy environmentalists who bemoan decline in plant loved by bees
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Picture,
22 Oct 2014:
Photographs from the Guardian Eyewitness series
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22 Oct 2014:
The results of the wildlife photographer of the year 2014 competition have been announced at London’s Natural History Museum.
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21 Oct 2014: New Mexico zoo increases security and offers $5,000 reward for information on death of endangered marsupial named Jaspar
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Sponsored feature,
21 Oct 2014:
Once a flourishing species, Crane numbers have fallen 80% in Rwanda. A new initiative looks to rehabilitate the birds and return them to the wild
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21 Oct 2014:
A golden eagle in flight, a tiny frog sitting in a flower and an icy stream in a beech forest are among the 48 pictures shortlisted from 34 countries on a wide range of environmental topics
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21 Oct 2014: Starlings who fed same levels of antidepressant drug found in sewage earthworms suffered loss of libido and appetite
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21 Oct 2014:
Country Diary: Stone’s Allotments, Havant, Hampshire: Sensing danger, the harvestman picks up pace, scaling the clods of earth in its path
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20 Oct 2014: Chitra Ramaswamy: A deadly spider crawling over your bananas is the last thing you want to see, but if you’re terrified of the eight-legged horrors, just reading the press reports about it is almost as bad
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20 Oct 2014: While most spiders scurry away when confronted, the Brazilian wandering spider stands its ground, says invertebrate expert Dave Clarke
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20 Oct 2014:
Queensland expert says Brazilian wandering spider found in UK family’s shopping pales in significance beside its more lethal Australian counterparts
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