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Polar bear in Svalbard, Norway. © WWF

Humans have wiped out 60% of wild animals since 1970

Little egret Egretta garzetta, standing on brick wall with fluffed up feathers, Hampshire, May

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Gammarus fossarum has been discovered in the UK using eDNA © Drew Constable

New non-native shrimp found in UK

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