PUBLISHED ON November 4, 2026 ALBANY — New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Amanda Lefton today announced that The Nature of Nature: Biodiversity in the Hudson Valley documentary film received an award in the category of Environmental Science – Long Form…
Thu 5 Nov 2026 11.56 AEDT Woodside Energy is pushing ahead with plans for underwater surveys at Scott Reef, more than two years after Western Australia’s environmental watchdog raised serious concerns about irreversible damage from its proposed Browse gas development. The energy giant…
Kara holding the two catches with proud doggies. Critters, critters, everywhere, always wanting to munch in the garden! Last year, it was rabbits everywhere, who saw our fencing as a personal challenge and managed to nibble up many broccoli plants.
A new study published today in the scientific journal Marine Policy shows that banning the sale of shark fins within the United States can actually harm ongoing shark conservation efforts. David Shiffman of SFU’s Earth2Ocean research group and Robert Hueter from…
Banning shark finning sounds like an obvious conservation win. But a new global analysis of 188 countries suggests the reality is more complicated. Shark Finning Bans Aren’t Stopping Shark Mortality. Here’s Why. Global regulations designed to end cruel shark finning by…
A review of how the State Government manages whale shark tourism and interaction in Ningaloo Marine Park is underway, with public comment now open on a draft management program. Following a review of the 2013 Whale Shark Management Program, a revised…
Home → Features → History and Humanities → History Once the preserve of the aristocracy, rabbits became commonplace by the end of the Middle Ages as the world was turned upside down after the arrival of plague. The European rabbit is a common…
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Published 26 May 2026 Event: Book launch in London, UK, on Tuesday 23 June at the Francis Crick Institute. A talk from the author will take place from 1730-1830 followed by a reception. You can reserve your free place here. What if nature itself…
The 19th century pastoralist Thomas Austin was homesick. He yearned for the pastimes of his home in England – especially rabbit hunting. He asked his family to send him some rabbits. On Christmas Day in 1859, around two dozen wild and domestic rabbits…
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