Sea Otter Return Helps Seagrass Recovery
Once again, sea otters are helping to demonstrate that the conservation of one species can have significant benefits to many others.
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Sharks Threatened by Global Food Markets
Cutting-edge DNA barcoding technology has shown that the majority of shark fins and manta ray gills sold around the world come from endangered species, and are therefore illegal to trade.
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Wales’ New Plastic Bag Policy and its Effects on Marine Areas
Although carrier bags aren’t as much of an issue on our beaches as some of the smaller plastic items, they are still an obvious problem.
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International Plans To Reduce Global Fisheries Crime
Whilst jail sentences and fines do already exist to discourage illegal activity, it is hoped this working group will help better enforce law at an international level.
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Logging Helps Rats Invade
New research, led by Imperial College London, has identified that logging makes rainforests more attractive to black rats.
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Wolf Reintroduction in Scotland
New research on wolf reintroduction in Scotland indicates that for them to be effective at directly reducing red deer numbers and allowing nature to recover in the Highlands, they may need to be reintroduced to very large fenced reserve.
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