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US waives sanctions on Nord Stream 2 operator
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Bison could be the 'natural firefighters' we need to tackle wildfires
A new project in the south of Spain is studying whether the European bison can help reduce the risk of wildfires by clearing away scrubland that fuels blazes.
These 'turtle dogs' are sniffing out a threatened species
Furry 4-legged friends are helping conservationists to track down ornate box turtles, whose habitats are quickly disappearing
What is ocean rewilding and how will it fight climate change?
Europe’s ocean conservation efforts have pivoted to animal repopulation and planting blue carbon stores.
A race against time: The giant weeds taking over Lake Ossa in Cameroon
6000 Salvinia weevils are being cultivated in Cameroon to control fast-spreading aquatic weeds engulfing the country’s coastal waters.
Chernobyl: Why the nuclear disaster was an environmental success
The 1986 disaster has unexpectedly created Europe's largest nature reserve.
What to expect from the rewilding of Italy’s largest mountain range
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This VR experience imagines a future without vital pollinators
The European Commission reached out to gamification, storytelling and immersive technologies to save the bees.
Enormous underwater meadows planted in the UK to fight climate change
Seagrass is 35 times more effective than rainforests to store carbon.
SeaSpotter smartphone app to track Grey seals around Britain’s coast
The new app hopes to build a country-wide picture of the marine mammals so conservationists can understand more about their life.
How can cloning help conservationists save extinct species?
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No need to choose between eating fish and saving the ocean say experts
Establishing Marine Protection Areas could save fisheries, ecosystems and help the ocean’s ability to store carbon.
These female rangers want your help to stop poaching in South Africa
A live stream from this reserve allows you to report suspicious activity to the Black Mambas Anti-Poaching Unit.
Why is Greenpeace dropping boulders off the UK coast?
Activists have taken to the sea to implore the government to take action on harmful fishing practices.
Pet tiger rescued during Texas freeze is rehomed in sanctuary
A six-month-old tigress, who rescuers have named Elsa, was found in dangerously low temperatures wearing a harness.
Cyprus activists say lead pellets from hunters threaten flamingos
Like other birds, flamingos swallow small pebbles to aid digestion but can’t distinguish between pebbles and the lead pellets.
'Cold-stunned' sea turtles rescued from deadly Texas snowstorm
Volunteers have been trying to warm up the animals despite problems with water and power in the southern US state.