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The astonishing story behind the discovery of a new jumping spider.
Data gathered by scientists studying basking sharks in a world first reveals groups forming on the seabed.
Numbers of mountain hare on grouse moors in the eastern Highlands are now less than one per cent of figures from the 1950s.
Major landowners in the Kielder Forest have provided approval for the rewilding project.
Budding environmentalists can make and submit a film to Wildscreen Festival, and the winner will receive a prestigious Panda Award.
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Roseate terns have successfully raised chicks on The Skerries for the first time in more than a decade.
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Teams of international scientists and experts from around Europe have worked together to discover the cause.
The two young ospreys were named in a public vote, and have been fitted with GPS trackers.
How do we protect wildlife from being killed or injured on our busy roads?
Research on Rothschild's giraffe group sizes show that they buck the trend.
