WWildlife Read More New Manx nature reserve declared to coincide with King’s visitJuly 16, 2026 Head of conservation and land at Manx Wildlife Trust, David Bellamy, said the reserve was “one of the…
WWildlife Read More Hedgehog painted blue and yellow in Leeds “could have died”July 16, 2026 A hedgehog that had been painted blue and yellow “could have died” without treatment and care, a wildlife…
WWildlife Read More Swans injured by schoolchildren along Nottinghamshire canalJuly 16, 2026 Police have launched an investigation after a number of swans were reportedly injured by schoolchildren along a canal…
WWildlife Read More ‘Street Safari’ by Alan Schaller Finds Humanity in AnimalsJuly 16, 2026 London, 2025. | Photo by Alan Schaller Photographer Alan Schaller’s first book, Metropolis, explored the isolation of living…
WWildlife Read More Reintroduction of wild beavers in Cumbria moves closerJuly 16, 2026 The decision follows the successful submission of an expression of interest developed by Cumbria Connect in partnership with…
WWildlife Read More ‘Complete extermination’ of greys the only way to protect red squirrelsJuly 16, 2026 “Complete extermination is the only way currently that we can preserve our native red squirrel,” he said. “Unfortunately…
WWildlife Read More Calls for road signs after Wheldrake hedgehog deathsJuly 16, 2026 A spate of hedgehog deaths on a village road has prompted calls to warn drivers with signs. Upset…
WWildlife Read More Honey bee larvae can’t smell – and that’s actually a good thingJuly 16, 2026 A honey bee larva does almost nothing for itself. It lies curled inside a six-sided wax cell while…
WWildlife Read More How shark teeth and rose thorns solve the same problemJuly 16, 2026 A new study has found that nature’s puncture tools – its fangs, stingers, spines and thorns – are…
WWildlife Read More During Tanzania’s deadly 1993 drought, an elephant matriarch’s memory helped save her entire herd, while a younger leader stayed behind and more calves died | World NewsJuly 16, 2026 During a brutal drought in Tanzania back in 1993, one elephant’s memory ended up making the difference between…
WWildlife Read More Australia’s koalas face disease, habitat loss and shrinking populations, but scientists are freezing eggs and sperm to create a genetic backup for the species |July 16, 2026 Australia’s koalas have become an increasingly familiar symbol of a wider conservation problem. Habitat loss, disease, road accidents…
WWildlife Read More Royal Swan Upping departs from Marlow Bridge with crowdsJuly 16, 2026 At 9am, the Royal Swan Uppers began the third day of their 79-mile journey, from Sunbury Lock in…