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Mountain plants set to be the next climate victim?
Mountain plants set to be the next climate victim?
Researchers claim rising temperatures are leading to less snowfall, which certain species rely on to survive
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Scotland offers £3.5m for landscape-scale biodiversity projects
Scotland offers £3.5m for landscape-scale biodiversity projects
The Nature Restoration Fund aims to address the twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change
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‘Around 50,000 wild species key to survival of billions worldwide’
‘Around 50,000 wild species key to survival of billions worldwide’
The question is how do you use them sustainably?
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‘Stop ignoring biodiversity loss’ – Sir Patrick Vallance
‘Stop ignoring biodiversity loss’ – Sir Patrick Vallance
The Head of Government Science is calling for more action from the world to stop the extinction of species
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EU launches new ‘Green Deal’ to restore nature by 2050
EU launches new ‘Green Deal’ to restore nature by 2050
Halving the use of pesticides and protecting endangered species are key aims of the plans
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‘Environment nearing dangerous tipping points’
‘Environment nearing dangerous tipping points’
An independent watchdog is calling on the government to step up environmental protection
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Human action and climate change halve insect numbers
Human action and climate change halve insect numbers
Some parts of the world have seen insect numbers heavily drop due to rising temperatures and agricultural use
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Birds laying eggs a month early due to climate change
Birds laying eggs a month early due to climate change
Rising temperatures have knocked nature’s food chain off course, a new study reveals
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Climate change making plants flower early – how do animals fare?
Climate change making plants flower early – how do animals fare?
A new study reveals some animals cannot adapt quickly enough to these changes and numbers are dwindling
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Nature recovery projects get £11m boost
Nature recovery projects get £11m boost
The projects focus on protecting wildlife, habitats and endangered species
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Could climate change give us a real-life Dumbo?
Could climate change give us a real-life Dumbo?
A new report suggests that animals are growing larger beaks, ears and wings in response to warming temperatures – but is this a sign of survival?
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Dragonflies thriving from climate change?
Dragonflies thriving from climate change?
A new report suggests that dragonfly numbers have heavily increased due to rising temperatures across the UK – but is this a bad thing?
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