The Guardian

81 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• UK ministers barred from formal engagement with Indian mega-zoo Vantara · UK government advised ministers not to formally engage with Vantara ahead of CITES meeting.
• Rare short-necked oil beetle confirmed breeding in Wales after 60 years · Conservationists found breeding rare short-necked oil beetle at Welsh Castlemartin range.
• UK experimental farm reverses farmland bird decline using sustainable methods · Allerton Project farm increased bird populations 145% while UK national levels fell 23%
• Calls grow for UN Cop summit reforms as nations fail nature targets · Officials and activists demand UN biodiversity Cop reforms after countries miss nature targets.
• Study finds wildlife trade includes double previously estimated species · New research identifies over 107,000 traded wildlife species, twice prior global estimates.
• Yaoundé loses most urban green space as residents launch preservation efforts · Unregulated expansion erased 80% of Yaoundé's urban green cover between 1984 and 2024.
• Corvo Island runs annual blackouts to protect migrating seabirds · Portugal's Corvo Island switches off public lights each autumn to aid Cory's shearwaters.
• COP17 summit in Yerevan attempts to rescue failing global nature protection deal · Delegates at COP17 in Yerevan work to correct off-track 2030 nature conservation targets.
• Chiricahua designated as 64th United States National Park · Arizona's Chiricahua rock spire site becomes the newest US national park.
• Far right leaders threaten global ecosystems out of political spite, author argues · Columnist George Monbiot claims authoritarian leaders will destroy nature for retribution.
• Federico Veronesi's award-winning photograph of grieving Namibian elephant · Wildlife photographer Federico Veronesi discusses his award-winning elephant grief photograph.
• Pioneering conservation architect Sir Donald Insall dies aged 100 · Leading British conservation architect Sir Donald Insall has died at the age of 100.
• UK readers share seafood memories and critique sea bass naming · Two British readers respond to seafood articles with memories and terminology notes.
• Review: Documentary Follows UK Fishers Turned Eco-Activists After Die-Off · Review covers documentary of Hartlepool fishers challenging official marine die-off findings.
• Great Egrets Recover In Cambridgeshire Fens After Near Extinction · Once nearly extinct great egrets are observed hunting in Cambridgeshire fenland.
• 2022 Montreal global biodiversity deal at risk of total failure · Four years after the 2022 COP15 pact, nations are set to miss nearly all biodiversity targets.
• UN Biodiversity Summit Cop17 Opens In Yerevan To Review 2030 Nature Targets · COP17 UN biodiversity summit begins in Yerevan to assess progress on 2022 global nature targets.
• Puffins as Climate Crisis Symbols Face Survival Challenges, Conservation Efforts Offer Hope · Puffins, once hunted, now symbolize the climate crisis, with conservation efforts and technological tracking offering hope for their survival.
• Researchers study elusive Fiordland crested penguins in New Zealand fjords · Tawaki Project researchers map and study rare forest-dwelling penguins in New Zealand.
• Biodiversity Targets Slipping Away Four Years After Cop15 Promises · Global biodiversity targets set at Cop15 are failing as governments fall short on implementation.
• Protected US sharks sold to foreign aquariums amid conservation concerns · Private companies collect critically endangered sand tiger sharks from Delaware Bay for overseas aquariums.
• Scientists deploy 24-armed sea stars to restore California kelp forests · Researchers release lab-raised sunflower sea stars to save collapsing Pacific kelp ecosystems.
• Primatologist John Mitani documents first observed wild chimp civil war · Researcher John Mitani recorded a multi-year civil war among Ngogo chimpanzees in Uganda.
• Retired Australians lead volunteer native land conservation work · Older retired Australians form the backbone of national environmental restoration volunteering.
• Australia drafts 30-year national plan to control invasive red foxes · Australia proposes first national fox control update in 18 years to protect native wildlife.
• Ukrainian experts urge UNESCO to protect Khortytsia site after dam destruction · Ukrainian archaeologists and historians call for UNESCO protection of the Khortytsia meadow exposed by the blown-up Kakhovka dam.
• Canopy bridges eliminate primate roadkill at Brazilian Amazon test sites · Installed canopy bridges stopped recorded arboreal animal roadkill in Alta Floresta, Brazil.
• Nature Loss Reversible, but Food System Must Hit Tipping Point · WWF report shows wildlife recovery is possible but warns food production must change to prevent biodiversity collapse.
• Flávio Bolsonaro election lead alarms Amazon climate campaigners · Flávio Bolsonaro leads Brazil presidential first round, threatening Amazon protections.
• Richard Morecroft's Wildlife Rescue Passion Praised in Tributes · Tributes celebrate late ABC anchor Richard Morecroft for his dedication to wildlife rescue and fostering flying foxes.