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Conservation group releases video showing logging near endangered greater gliders – video
The group says the logging in a state-owned forest in Queensland is taking place less than 3km from a high-density population group of endangered greater gliders. Conservation groups want swathes of St Mary state forest near Maryborough to be included in the Queensland government's proposed Greater Glider Forest park
• After 25 years, logging and bushfires, a greater glider has been spotted in Deongwar state forest
Continue reading...Call for tougher policing of Scottish grouse moors on eve of ‘Glorious Twelfth’
For first time, moors must hold licence under regime aiming to reduce unlawful killing of birds of prey by gamekeepers
Wildlife campaigners are calling for even tougher policing of Scottish grouse moors on the eve of this year’s “Glorious Twelfth”, which marks the legal start of the grouse shooting season.
On Monday 12 August moors across the British uplands will echo to the sound of shotguns and estate vehicles.
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It looks like a cross between a koala and a possum – and it’s in big trouble, Australian conservationists say
Queensland Conservation Council is urging the state government to protect the endangered greater glider population as logging continues
There is “damning evidence” of logging occurring close to endangered greater glider populations, conservationists say as they call on the Queensland government to urgently act on a promise to create a park to protect the species.
Volunteers used drones in July to film logging in St Mary state forest near Maryborough, about three kilometres from where gliders had been seen.
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Are some of your household products killing insects and wildlife?
Flea treatments for dogs, ant killer, washing-up liquid and herbicides may be partly to blame for decline in UK
Insect numbers are in freefall and most people know that pesticide use in agriculture is partly to blame.
But many domestic products including flea treatments for dogs, ant killer applications, washing-up liquid and herbicides can also contribute to the problem.
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