Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Conservation
Vanishing Saltmarshes Threaten Climate Progress
A major report warns saltmarshes are vanishing three times faster than forests – but restoration could unlock climate and ecological benefits
Exporting extinction: How the Rich World Is Driving Global Biodiversity Loss
Western imports are driving deforestation in the global south, reveals a new report
Scotland’s ecocide bill could set a global legal precedent
Scotland’s proposed ecocide law could make mass environmental destruction a crime – and serve as a model for international legal reform
UK seas in hot water: the rising threat of marine heatwaves
Marine heatwaves hit UK seas with record temperatures, endangering ecosystems and coastal livelihoods amid accelerating climate change.
UK’s ‘protected’ marine areas hit by over 20,000 hours of bottom trawling in 2024
Report reveals over 20,000 hours of bottom trawling in UK marine protected areas in 2024, exposing major gaps in ocean conservation efforts
Innovation and technology vital to protecting marine wildlife from bycatch, says WWF
WWF highlights new technologies to cut marine bycatch, protect endangered species and strengthen UK seafood sustainability
10 endangered species to watch in 2025
Fauna and Flora announce 10 endangered species to watch in 2025 and the work being done to help ensure their survival
Fishing cats: finding the elusive creatures in Colombo
Simon Payne goes in seach of an elusive wild cat – the fishing cat – that's the size of a spaniel, quacks like a duck & looks like a leopard
Salmon stock levels lowest on English record, new report finds
Climate change, warming seas and pollution all factors affecting population of Atlantic salmon across rivers in the UK
Return of the mala – Australia’s minature marsupial
This tiny marsupial was declared extinct but is now being returned to the wilds of the outback where the region’s First Nations people believe it first appeared on Earth
Road verges could help increase biodiversity in the UK
The nature depleted UK should use its miles of road verges as wildlife corridors to help increase biodiversity
Indochinese tiger population increases
A new study reveals that Thailand's population of endangered Indochinese tigers is increasing at a steady pace.
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