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Africa s elephants are going hungry because there aren t enough fruits on trees

Africaâs elephants are going hungry because there arenât enough fruits on trees Africaâs elephants are going hungry because there arenât enough fruits on trees On average, elephants and other animals would have found ripe fruit on one in every 10 trees in the 1980s, but need to search more than 50 trees today. A+ The behaviour and life cycles of the largest animals on the planet are incredibly importantÂ for the healthy functioning of our planetâs life support systems. Unfortunately, many big species now face extinction due to their value in the illegal wildlife trade, vulnerability to habitat degradation and because they often come into conflict with humans.

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There s no business like sow business as gardeners rush for seeds

There’s no business like sow business as gardeners rush for seeds by Agnes Stevenson © Andrew Cawley Agnes Stevenson Demand for seeds for people to grow their own fruit, vegetables and flowers has rocketed after gardening proved one of the big hits of lockdown. The surge in the popularity of growing your own has triggered the highest demand ever seen by seed sellers. Mail order companies and those selling online have had a bumper start to the season and some have been struggling to keep up with demand. Real Seeds, a firm selling heirloom vegetable seeds, had to temporarily suspend sales because people were placing orders at a rate of 2,000 per hour compared to about 900 per week before the pandemic.

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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh podcast examines role of plants in human health

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh podcast examines role of plants in human health - from Horticulture Week

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David Zwirner opens first solo show of Raoul De Keyser s work in Greater China

David Zwirner opens first solo show of Raoul De Keyser s work in Greater China Installation view. HONG KONG .-David Zwirner is presenting Raoul De Keyser, on view at the gallerys Hong Kong location. The first solo show of the artists work in Greater China, the exhibition features paintings from the last twenty-five years of De Keysers five-decade career, illustrating his intuitiveyet rigorousfacility with his medium. Complementing the presentation in Hong Kong is an online exhibition, New Visions: After De Keyser, that situates the late Belgian painter in dialogue with contemporary painters whose art continues to relate to or be informed by his pioneering compositions.

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