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By: Ashley Morgan
Constructed in the 19th century, a collection of London cemeteries known as the “Magnificent Seven” have transformed into scenic walking spots teeming with birds, rare insects, and hundreds of plant species. An enthusiast gave us a tour of Nunhead Cemetery. London (United Kingdom), report Why a Simple Mistake in Your Online Pension Application Could Cost ... Read more
By: Ashley Morgan
[The New Faces of Environmental Crime 3/4] The craze for succulents has reached such heights that some individuals are willing to pay enormous sums or turn to dubious dealers, even if it means breaking the laws protecting these endangered plants. Are you familiar with Echinocactus grusonii? It’s better known as the “mother-in-law’s cushion” due to ... Read more
Discover why artificial barriers fragment habitats and suffocate wildlife. Expert insights on permeable borders and living ecosystems.
A critically endangered flower vanished for 150 years resurfaces in Sarthe thanks to sustainable farming. Learn how this botanical comeback offers hope
Discover how naturalists study migratory birds adapting to severe drought at Marcenay pond through hands-on banding and field research.
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Dolphins use coral, monkeys eat soil, bees drink alcohol—discover how animals self-medicate with nature's remedies and what science reveals about their
France reinstates turtle dove hunting despite vulnerable status. 12,000 birds can be hunted despite population halving this century.
Photo: Ashley Morgan moving from Quispamsis to North Carolina in 2000 I moved away because the opportunity was somewhere else. I was far from the only one.
