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Blackchin tilapia caught in a bucket after removal from a Thai freshwater canal to help control an invasive fish species.

Blackchin Tilapia: How an Invasive Fish Is Threatening Thailand’s Freshwater Ecosystems

A Silent Invasion Beneath the Surface Invasive species are one are a growing global threat to biodiversity, often…

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Pygmy hog standing in restored grassland habitat in Manas National Park, Assam, India.

World’s Smallest and Rarest Pygmy Hogs Released Into the Wild in India

World’s Smallest and Rarest Pygmy Hogs Released Into the Wild in India Fifteen of the world’s smallest and…

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Wild Atlantic salmon jumping upstream in an Irish river during spawning migration

Irish Rivers in Crisis as Wild Atlantic Salmon Decline Sparks Calls for Urgent Restoration

Wild Atlantic Salmon Face Mounting Pressures in Ireland The dramatic decline of wild Atlantic salmon in Ireland’s rivers…

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Zooplankton under a microscope, tiny marine animals that form a vital link in ocean food webs and are indicators of marine ecosystem health in the North East Atlantic.

Plankton Decline Leaves No North East Atlantic Marine Habitat in Good Environmental Status

Plankton Decline Leaves No North East Atlantic Marine Habitat in Good Environmental Status A major new study has…

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Bottlenose dolphin swimming in the Adriatic Sea where overfishing is changing feeding behaviour

Bottlenose Dolphins Turn to Trawlers as Overfishing Depletes Adriatic Sea Food Supply

Bottlenose Dolphins Turn to Trawlers as Overfishing Depletes Adriatic Sea Food Supply Baby bottlenose dolphins in the Adriatic…

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Eurasian beaver (Castor fiber) beside a freshwater wetland, a keystone species that creates dams and restores natural river ecosystems.

Ealing Beavers Help Prevent Flooding and Boost Biodiversity as New Kits Are Born

Ealing Beavers Help Prevent Flooding and Boost Biodiversity as New Kits Are Born A thriving colony of reintroduced…

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Beck flowing through Cator Park in Bromley, part of the River Pool catchment affected by a freshwater pollution incident.

Fish Kill in Bromley River Under Investigation After Critically Endangered European Eels Found Dead

Fish Kill in Bromley River Under Investigation After Critically Endangered European Eels Found Dead A major fish kill…

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