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Archive them and allows researchers to explore them into the futurem isa to explore them into the futurem is a citizen science project with visitors to the new forest can get involved. they have had hundreds of some visions and by encouraging people to still take part. if you see markings like this on a tree, they want you to send in to the national parks website. the kings parkis national parks website. the kings park is among the most common, used to identify trees in use for shipbuilding. som...

Registered to aaron halstead, already known to police after serving a 2a week sentence for trading rare and endangered species. these are just some of the photos he posted of himself on social media at the time, featuring imposing with an array of stuffed wild animals. we ended up searching his business premises in burnley and that was absolutely crammed with taxidermy. but what we did find was in a freezer, we found two rhinoceros horns, we found a frozen handling, we found schools, a sperm wha...

Agony. >> i was sick to my stomach, ip was nervous. knowing in my heart, i know clay did this. all it takes is one person, one person not to believe and we have to start all over again. >> not easy for any of them. but austin had an especially difficult task. a new father himself and now after fighting with his uncle and grandmother over custody he was guardian of the three younger children. and until this moment he had been like a rock. funny how these things sneak up on a person. >> if you cou...

Fires set by lightning often burn more acres than the ones set by people. in fact, some of the recent epic blazes in australia were so big, their smoke columns created lightning which started more fires. and as the american west warmed 59% faster than the rest of the planet since 1970, more drought and more infestation of tree-killing beetles turned forests into fuel. just as millions of people with their campfires, cigarettes, and power lines came searching for paradise. >> thats how hot things...

Victoria gill reports. familiar characters that are becoming increasingly rare sights. while the uk is a natural home for dozens of mammals, including red squirrels, dormice and hedgehogs, many of those species are now in danger of disappearing. this first red list of threatened species put together by the conservation charity the mammal society has shown that a quarter of all of the uks native mammals were under threat of extinction. so, what weve done is a really comprehensive review of all th...

Society has shown a quarter of all of the uks native mammals were under threat of extinction. so, what weve done is a really competitive review of all the evidence we have available on things like how the populations are and how isolated those populations are —— comprehensive review. weve come up with this list of 11 of our d7 native species being classified as threatened. —— native species being classified as threatened. "1147. native species being classified as threatened. —— 1147....

In a responsible way. we do believe that there are occasions when they should be prohibited from specific sites, and this should include forestry and heathland, where the risk is high. somebody has clearly lit a bonfire here. its within a metre or so of our beautiful pine trees. they are, as you can see, dry as tinder, and they take light very easily. it doesnt take much for flames to shoot up towards the canopies. we have our red squirrels here. this is an important habitat. the recent wildfire...

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Tours, the numbers are going to be that small. in the charred forests around mogo, there are now many signs of life but for the bushfire affected towns across australia, recovery still feels a long way off. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, new south wales. a doctor in new york has received death threats after engaging with people on social media who insisted coronavirus was a conspiracy theory and fake news. dr hadi halazun, a cardiologist in an academic medical centre in new york, says dealing with th...

But no visitors. it had reopened for less than a month after the bushfires and then coronavirus forced it to close its doors again and with no international tourists expected in australia any time soon, the zoos future depends on domestic visitors coming back. we are not going to have those days when the zoo is packed with people and we hold a keeper talk and people are shoulder—to—shoulder to see what is going on. it will be different and, especially at first, it will be almost like private...