Conservation
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Britain's new coins, inspired by King Charles IIIIn Pictures Royal Mint unveils eight designs reflecting the King's love of nature
By Harriet Marsden, The Week UK Published
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Inside the multimillion-dollar plan to bring back extinct Tasmanian tigerIn Depth Some critics say bid to achieve first ‘de-extinction event’ is just ‘fairytale science’
By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published
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‘Large Scottish man’ flashes Joe Bidenfeature And other stories from the stranger side of life
By The Week Staff Published
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The Week Unwrapped: Clinical injustice, wireless power and pandaspodcast Why do so many clinical trials exclude women? Will we soon be free of power cables? And is panda fertility finally on the rise?
By The Week Staff Published
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Botswana investigating mysterious sudden deaths of 350 elephantsSpeed Read Experts fear unexplained mass die-off may be result of unknown pathogen
By The Week Staff Last updated
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Why New Zealand has banned swimming with bottlenose dolphinsSpeed Read Marine mammals are being loved into extinction by affectionate tourists
By The Week Staff Published
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Conservationists fight to save 2,000 baby flamingos evacuated from dried-out damIn Depth The birds are being hand-reared by volunteers around Cape Town
By The Week Staff Published
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Australian heatwave: bats falling out of trees as temperatures near 50CSpeed Read Ecologist warns that bats are the ‘canary in the coal mine’ for effects of climate change on wildlife
By The Week Staff Published
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Six decapitated baby seals found in New Zealand
In Depth ‘Disturbing, brutal and violent’ crime reported to the police by New Zealand Department of Conservation
By The Week Staff Published
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New Zealand whale stranding: 145 dead on remote beachSpeed Read Conservation officials forced to shoot dozens of dying whales
By The Week Staff Published
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China reverses ban on rhino and tiger productsSpeed Read Decision to relax trade restrictions an ‘enormous setback’ to conservation efforts, campaigners warn
By The Week Staff Last updated
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Hosepipe ban: the rules and what happens if you break themIn Depth Millions of people will be affected by move to conserve water during UK heatwave
By The Week Staff Last updated
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World’s last male northern white rhino dies in KenyaSpeed Read Sudan, who rose to fame on Tinder, was put to sleep after suffering age-related complications
By The Week Staff Published
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World’s last male northern white rhino ‘gravely ill’Speed Read Death of 45-year-old animal, named Sudan, would push species to brink of extinction
By The Week Staff Last updated
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