Thick Forest News Today

the russian orthodox christmas. ukraine never agreed to a truce and theyve dismissed it as a cynical ploy by the russians to resupply their forces. a little bit of british space history is happening next week in cornwall. for the first time, the uk is attempting to launch a rocket into space from british soil and send satellites into orbit. the blast—off will take place at spaceport cornwall, in newquay. coming into land at spaceport cornwall, a jumbojet with coming into land at spac...

This is the helicopter taking off to return to iran. The other two reached their destination safely, but irans Interior Minister said on sunday that the president s aircraft had experience a hard landing and communication had been lost. Several countries have offered to help in the search, which was been hampered by bad weather as you can see from these pictures issued by the azerbaijan red crescent society. Overnight, turkey launched a drone to search for the missing helicopter. This map tracks...

This is where they come and rub? some hairs and scratching. i can see there. some bears scratch but almost bears like this. that must be great to see. this is the sort of information emrah and aysegul have been painstakingly collecting for ten years. this is like our eyes in the forest. theyve installed around 50 of these cameras which up help them document the natural behaviour of the animals and their relationships with each other, and they have also collared some with gps trackers to map how ...

Stops and theres this vast expanse of nothing and the next forest is 1a kilometres away, so this habitat has become really fragmented. the bears have a big role to play in this ecosystem, they keep the balance amongst the animals that roam these forests, the lynx and wolves and even rabbits. we all have a kind of silent agreement with each other, if you take out one species, we could think about the health of the agreement would not exist any more. we are tracking along the bears route looking f...

Much more aware than we are and they are working on trying to help nature more than our generation. when we think of forests, we think of that importance to fight climate change, but they are equally important for biodiversity. so much of our wildlife lives and thrives in a forest. as we have seen with the honeybee and that tiny bug it wouldnt survive if it was not for all these trees, its a precious ecosystem that desperately needs protecting. continuing myjourney of extreme conservation, im in...

Has a big role to play. im meeting yonca tokbas, a bee expert, to find out more about these intriguing insects and how they contribute to making pine honey. hello! she has dedicated herself to preserving the bee way she has dedicated herself to preserving the bees way of life even running ultra marathons to raise the profile of the bee cause. what a beautiful forest. you get the smell and the sound of the forest. this is the bug. that tiny thing? its taking the sap from the pine tree and creatin...

This has been really exciting, we have seen seven bears come out of this forest including two cubs. but the only reason we are seeing so many of them together is because they are on their way to this, the dump site, and they are going there to feed. the bears are here to scavenge. some of the forest had been overtaken by urban development so theyre forced to feed on our rubbish. oh, my word. look at them, so many. so many. 18.

Researchers emrah and aysegul have been observing the bears for a decade and dedicated their lives to protecting them. im joining them in the hope of getting a glimpse of these magnificent creatures. hi. youre listening for the bears? we are searching for the signal of one of the bears. the signal is moving. they have been collecting detailed data on the bears to understand human activity is impacting the migration habits of the bears. the forest they live in has become fragmented, dramatically ...

Ive played a tiny part of a huge and exciting project. it will take years before its finished, but wouldnt it be amazing to come back here and see this whole area forested, full of bears and lynx and wolves and so much other wildlife and become an incredibly precious ecosystem? only when the wildlife is roaming freely in the forest and can find food and nature can this dump be safely shut off to bears. 20 years later, i hope everywhere has trees not open area like this. and bears do not eat the ...

Wild animals are forced to come into build—up areas to find food. a massive problem that needs a massive solution. the team has come up with an ambitious plan to lure the bears away from the dump. they want to create a new travel route for the bears taking existing patches of forest, they are this forested route will stretch over 160 kilometres right up to the georgian border. creating turkeys first wildlife corridor. they hope it will entice the bears to migrate once again. this is perfect fo...