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Humans are part of nature, but the changes we make to the landscape can have significant impacts on the species around us. Max Lambert, a research biologist in the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, studies primarily amphibians and reptiles and their ability to survive in urban areas. Lambert’s research also examines how social inequality impacts urban biodiversity.
SEATTLE — Recent news stories told of the Lummi Nation, west of Bellingham, describing a tiny, invasive crab — about 3 inches across the shell — as an “environmental disaster” and “one of the most destructive” aquatic creatures in the world.
Tilden Park’s Jewel Lake is home to a community of Western pond turtles, a species that is struggling to survive the combined threats of climate
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Budding young photographers display photographic talents in local competition Brent Knoll School pupils have been demonstrating their photography skills during a winter photography competition. The competition, organised by art subject leader Lucy Beardsley, was a great success with many photos being sent in. Head teacher Chris Burman says: “The photography competitions we have held in lockdown have proved a really successful way to encourage children to go out on their local walks and to really look hard at the world around them. The pictures have shown some real creativity.” The winnin...