BBC Earth | Environment, Climate Change, AI, Food, Health, Social, & Technology (2024)

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15 hrs agoCampaign to protect former golf course from housingLocal residents would prefer to see the overgrown site rewilded and turned into a nature reserve.15 hrs agoWiltshire
16 hrs agoRiver 'emptied for 30 hours' after sluice gate openedVillagers are concerned wildlife was seriously put at risk after the incident on the River Cam.16 hrs agoGloucestershire
16 hrs agoUsing fake nests to save rare bird from dying outPredation is seen as one of the biggest threats to the survival of the near-extinct capercaillie.16 hrs agoScotland
16 hrs agoOxfordshire's Big Picture: Thursday's image of the countyShowcasing the best images sent to us from around Oxfordshire.16 hrs agoOxford
16 hrs agoDorset's Big Picture: Thursday's image of the countyShowcasing the best images sent to us from around Dorset.16 hrs ago
16 hrs agoBerkshire's Big Picture: Thursday's image of the countyShowcasing the best images sent to us from around Berkshire.16 hrs agoBerkshire
16 hrs agoBirth of wildcat kittens sparks hope for species The Wildwood Trust welcomed a litter of wildcats nine weeks ago at their Herne Bay park.16 hrs agoKent
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