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A Scottish wildlife rescuer saved a starving badger cub trapped in a cattle trough, but officials denied his request to keep her; now he is fighting to retain the animal he says cannot survive in the wild

A Scottish wildlife rescuer saved a starving badger cub trapped in a cattle trough, but officials denied his request to keep her; now he is fighting to retain the animal he says cannot survive in the wild

Rescued from a cattle trough in April, Harriet was nursed back to health by ecologist Graeme Wilson. A chance encounter with a helpless animal has turned into a complicated battle over wildlife protection, rehabilitation and the limits of human intervention. When Scottish ecologist Graeme Wilson rescued a starving badger cub from a cattle trough, he…

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‘If death is my destiny’: Sheikh Hasina firm on returning to Bangladesh in December | India News

‘If death is my destiny’: Sheikh Hasina firm on returning to Bangladesh in December | India News

“So, I will return to Bangladesh. That decision has not changed,” Hasina said (Photo: Reuters). NEW DELHI: Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday reiterated her commitment to return to Dhaka in December despite a death sentence awaiting her return from India.“If death is my destiny, I would rather die on the soil of…

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In 2022, a 191-acre Indiana land listing triggered a much bigger conservation effort; 3,950 acres of former coal-mining land are now protected for wildlife and public access, a new account of the project reveals

What began as an attempt to save a 191-acre piece of land from a potential sale has grown into one of southern Indiana’s significant conservation efforts. Nearly 4,000 acres in Sullivan County are now permanently protected as the Busseron Creek Fish and Wildlife Area, preserving wetlands, forests and former coal-mining land for wildlife and public…

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A New York woman says co-op staff entered her apartment while she was out, took her dog and cat, and concealed where the dog went; three years later, an appeals court has let her trespass and distress claims proceed

A New York woman says co-op staff entered her apartment while she was out, took her dog and cat, and concealed where the dog went; three years later, an appeals court has let her trespass and distress claims proceed

New York woman can pursue legal claims after co-op staff allegedly took her pets. (AI image) A New York woman who accused employees of her housing cooperative of entering her apartment without permission and taking away her dog and cat has won a legal battle to continue pursuing two of her claims. Nearly three years…

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In 1935, Australia introduced cane toads to control pests; now an A million project aims to modify 685 infrastructure items across 7,500 square kilometres to stop the invasive animals reaching the Pilbara

In 1935, Australia introduced cane toads to control pests; now an A$28 million project aims to modify 685 infrastructure items across 7,500 square kilometres to stop the invasive animals reaching the Pilbara

Cane toadPhoto credit: Canva Australia’s attempt to solve one pest problem in 1935 created another that has spread across the country for nearly a century. Cane toads were introduced to control beetles in Queensland’s sugar cane fields, but they became one of the nation’s most damaging invasive species. Now, a A$28 million partnership involving Curtin…

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Madrid’s iconic La Ermita mall where David Bowie performed and Carlos Sainz raced go-karts is being demolished to make way for 529 homes in €77 million real estate makeover

Madrid’s iconic La Ermita mall where David Bowie performed and Carlos Sainz raced go-karts is being demolished to make way for 529 homes in €77 million real estate makeover

A shopping centre that once echoed with David Bowie‘s music, welcomed international rock stars and drew motorsport enthusiasts to its go-kart track is now history. Madrid’s iconic La Ermita shopping centre, which became a popular entertainment destination after opening in the 1990s, has been demolished after around 18 months of work. Its 44,349-square-metre site in…

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After three weeks of testimony, a London jury begins deciding seven sexual offence charges against Russell Brand involving six women, as the actor denies every allegation and awaits a unanimous verdict

After three weeks of testimony, a London jury begins deciding seven sexual offence charges against Russell Brand involving six women, as the actor denies every allegation and awaits a unanimous verdict

The jury in the sexual offences trial of British comedian and actor Russell Brand has begun considering its verdict at Southwark Crown Court in London. Brand faces seven charges involving six women over alleged incidents between 1999 and 2009. He has denied all the allegations and pleaded not guilty. Reports by Reuters, the Associated Press…

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