An A-Z of British Birds, C is for Chough
Choughs are spectacular birds. British birdlife would be much the poorer without them.
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E is for Egret
Little egrets, a bright white, medium-sized bird of the heron family, only started breeding here in 1996, but since have expanded so rapidly their population growth is measured in the multiple hundreds of per cent.
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New Tool Helps Prioritise Conservation
A new tool has been developed by researchers in Canada that determines which conservation actions help the most species and ensures that limited funds are well spent.
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What can reverse the wildlife decline in the Masai Mara?
People living in and around the Mara can harm or help wildlife, but current trends on the western edge of the reserve are at a crossroads.
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Serial Criminals Could Save Tigers
A geographic profiling tool used to catch serial criminals could help reduce the casualties of human-tiger conflict and cut attacks by half, according to new research.
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Climate Change May Starve Bamboo Lemurs
As the climate changes and Madagascar's dry season gets longer, endangered greater bamboo lemurs may be forced to eat less nutritious food, and could slowly starve.
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