The UK is already feeling the effects of global warming, as rising temperatures put native species at risk of extinction Press Association guardian.co.uk , Monday 14 December 2009 10.40 GMT The Environment Agency is warning that species such as dormice are under pressure from warmer weather.
Mears wants return of 1950s values
The TV presenter and wilderness expert, 47, who is fronting a TV series on British wildlife, also criticised "litter louts", "weather whingers" and "country-phobes" in an interview with the...
Jellyfish image wins wildlife prize
An image of a jellyfish captured off a small uninhabited Scottish island has scooped the top A 5,000 prize in this year's British Wildlife Photography Awards.
Rare fish moved to cooler waters
Rare fish have been given a ride on the back of a llama up a mountain to escape the effects of climate change Tuesday April 12 2011 A rare fish has been given an unusual ride up a mountain to...
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