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Seagrass is important for marine species and the plants lock in carbon but the habitat has been in decline for years.

The National Trust for Scotland said the archipelago's great skua population had been badly affected.

Two days after Dom Phillips disappeared, his wife appeals to Brazil to locate "the love of my life".

But Julie James warns of an "uphill challenge" to reduce carbon emissions over the next 10 years.

Boris Johnson made promises on Brexit, immigration, taxes and health - has he delivered on them?

The journalist and a Brazilian indigenous expert had received threats before they disappeared.

The remains were found near the San José galleon, which was sunk by the British in 1708.

Ministers are planning to offer agricultural funding to farmers for carrying out environmental work.

An unknown number are in prison, with some serving long sentences and others sentenced to death.

The figures dropped by 12% in 2020 but there are concerns that they will bounce back in the following years.

Scientists in Scotland and Canada believe some populations are vulnerable to sea and freshwater changes.

A hidden camera has been installed close to a pair of curlew nests in the Antrim Hills.

Oxford tutor Dr Mark Merrony believes the highway could be Pembrokeshire's real "golden road".

The Fallen's Leatherbug was found by a wildlife group at a nature reserve near Bridgnorth.

HS2 plans to create natural habitats along its route near the Birmingham and Fazeley canal viaduct.

Surgeons use robots to help tackle backlogs due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Scientists hope to show that modified lobster pots fitted with lights can be used to catch molluscs.