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Soil transplantation internationally explored for land restoration
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High-intensity fires do not reverse bush encroachment in new long term study
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Hen harrier row could help in other conservation conflicts
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Local nature associated with greater sense of wellbeing, according to new study
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Wellbeing benefits of citizen science projects revealed in first of its kind study
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Queen bees face death in commercial colonies
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Grassland restoration tactics explored to aid biodiversity
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Bird migratory movements predicted by new model
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BES response to the UK's Environment Improvement Plan
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Understanding China's political will to further conservation and sustainability
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Frog pathogen has different impacts on species according to new study
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Touchscreen device proves useful for studying wild primates
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New study explores the integration of wildlife and denser populations in urban planning
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How Ireland’s smallest mammal, the pygmy shrew, is quietly and quickly disappearing from our landscape
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