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Life lessons: Megan McCubbin on what life so far has taught her The wildlife presenter and zoologist Megan McCubbin shares what drives and inspires her Conservation Environment Science Society
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Wanted: young people to conserve Britain’s oceans (and get paid) A social enterprise has launched in Britain to provide marine conservation jobs in deprived coastal communities Conservation Environment Good Business Social Enterprise UK
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What went right this week: the next generation of wildlife photographers, plus more Young nature-lovers had their best photographs showcased and the EU put the brakes on fast fashion, plus more good news Conservation Energy Environment Health Lifestyle Science Society
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Making a comeback: the ‘lost’ species returning to Britain Some were reintroduced, others mysteriously reappeared. Meet the species that came back from the abyss Conservation Environment
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The race to save Britain’s rarest native tree Once common across Britain, black poplars have dwindled to just a few thousand. Enthusiasts are finding creative ways to bring them back Conservation Environment Science UK
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The rogue rewilders taking Britain’s biodiversity into their own hands As the government admits species reintroductions are ‘not a priority’, guerrilla rewilders are cracking on regardless. Are they right? Conservation Environment Politics Society
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