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Wildlife & exotics news headlines

Land policies should address disease risk, study warns Land policies should address disease risk, study warns
New model assesses how woodland-planting subsidies might affect deer populations. Read More

Scottish SPCA rescues squirrel kits from a ditch

Scottish SPCA rescues squirrel kits from a ditch

The native species faces ongoing threats from...

Scottish SPCA rescues squirrel kits from a ditch

Light pollution affecting lizards' physical functions
Urban lizards' gene activity is being disrupted. Read More

Edinburgh Zoo welcomes first capybara birth in 18 years

Edinburgh Zoo welcomes first capybara birth in 18 years
The newborn is yet to be gendered or named. Read More


Sir David Attenborough celebrates 100th birthday

Sir David Attenborough celebrates 100th birthday
The broadcaster and conservationist has been on screens since the 1950s. Read More

Group links wildlife trafficking 'crisis' to social media

Group links wildlife trafficking 'crisis' to social media
IFAW has linked exotic pets to 'wild animal' ownership.Read More


ZSL to showcase vet procedures to public

ZSL to showcase vet procedures to public

The charity is celebrating its 200th anniversary.


Rare Grevy's zebra bachelor arrives at Edinburgh Zoo

Rare Grevy's zebra bachelor arrives at Edinburgh Zoo

The trip forms part of a coordinated breeding programme.

Beavers 'write history' into landscape

Beavers 'write history' into landscape
Researchers track the northward expansion of the species. Read More

Pesticides contaminate 100 per cent of British garden birds tested

Pesticides contaminate 100 per cent of British garden birds tested
Every feather sample from five common birds tested positive. Read More