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'False autumn' caused by summer drought spells trouble for nature - Vimarsana News

'False autumn' caused by summer drought spells trouble for nature

Premature arrival of nuts and berries could leave animals and birds short of food when the colder months come around, a wildlife charity says.

Britain's drought sparks 'false Autumn' while experts warn phenomenon could impact wildlife - Vimarsana News

Britain's drought sparks 'false Autumn' while experts warn phenomenon could impact wildlife

The unexpected seasonal shift, made more likely by climate change, shows the effects of an exceptionally hot and dry summer, which experts say has pushed trees into 'survival mode' all over the UK.

Warning over dangerous lion's mane jellyfish - Vimarsana News

Warning over dangerous lion's mane jellyfish

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Pine martens could return to the UK wild this year after almost being driven to extinction trappers - Vimarsana News

Pine martens could return to the UK wild this year after almost being driven to extinction trappers

Pine martens became critically endangered after being trapped for their fur and shot for sport. Now they could be reintroduced to the South West of England after a 140-year absence.

Pine martens to be reintroduced - and red squirrels could return too - Vimarsana News

Pine martens to be reintroduced - and red squirrels could return too

Conservation groups hope the nocturnal mammals are released in the South West of England as soon as autumn 2024