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Ash dieback is less severe in isolated ash trees
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Parasite carried by grey squirrels negatively impacts red squirrel behaviour
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West African lions show no preference between national parks and hunting zones
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More taxpayers’ money for the environment and public benefit
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Fishing for Mammals: How DNA from rivers could revolutionise mammal detection on land
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Smaller fields and diversified crops can help spontaneous plants to make a comeback, even in the middle of fields
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Human activities and underlying mechanism of green tide formation
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Dragonflies are efficient predators that consume hundreds of thousands of insects, locally
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Conservation translocation: trade-offs for species survival and biodiversity
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Lava flows tell 600-year story of biodiversity loss on tropical island
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Watching TV helps birds make better food choices
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Amazon forest disturbance is changing how plants are dispersed
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Call for policy makers to protect pollinators
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Orb-weaver spiders’ yellow and black pattern helps them lure prey
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