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Wildlife trust wants marina silt disposed offshore
Brighton Marina wants to restart dredging next year but still needs a site to dispose of the silt. Source link
Endangered water voles introduced to reserve
Efforts are being made to reintroduce the locally-extinct species back to the River Wey in Surrey. Source link
Seated exercises help physical and mental health
Laugh, Move & Groove, nominated for the Make a Difference Awards, holds sessions around Jersey. Source link
Colombia and Brazil deadliest countries for environmental activists, report says
The two countries accounted for 52% of killings of environmental activists in 2025, according to Global Witness. Source link
More chum salmon entering Yukon River, but experts say that’s not a clear sign of recovery
Tis the season for chum salmon in the Yukon River. Researchers are seeing promising numbers of fish this year, but experts still don’t know what’s the causing the population’s fluctuation. Source link
Grizzly bear killings have spiked through provincial program; government says recovery still priority
The number of grizzly bears shot by hunters through Alberta’s Wildlife Management Responder Network has surged over the past few months, with 14 bears killed since the program’s inception. The provincial government says its recovery strategy is continuing to meet goals, while experts say the numbers reflect the challenges of coexisting with southwestern Alberta’s large […]
White-tailed eagle chicks fledge for fourth year
The Forestry England and the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation reintroduction project began in 2019. Source link
Turtle hotline launches in Wellington County, responding to 'big need'
If you’re driving through Wellington County and find a turtle on the road, a new emergency hotline is available to provide help. Wellington Turtle Conservation Group launched its own hotline in August as a response to high turtle mortality in the county. Source link
Coyote vs. Cathedral: Regina residents worried about wildlife in neighbourhood
Residents in Regina’s Cathedral neighbourhood are concerned about the coyotes lurking around Les Sherman Park. The city says it’s working with provincial conservation officers to remove and relocate the animals. Source link
Donor who reported sexual contact with HIV-positive person allowed to give plasma in Regina: documents
Health Canada inspection documents reveal a person who said they’d had sexual contact with someone who tested positive for HIV was allowed to give plasma twice at a for-profit donation centre in Regina. Source link