‘Insect’ influencer uses Instagram to highlight fight to save bees
A computer-generated insect “influencer” has been making a buzz on social media with an Instagram account that aims to help protect bees.
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Shaped by a River: A family’s passion to restore the River Tay to its rightful place in our lives
The Courier is embarking on an exploration of Scotland’s greatest waterway, the River Tay, and we’re inviting you to hop aboard.
Shaped by a River: Living the good life with Moncreiffe Island’s community of nations
The Courier is embarking on an exploration of Scotland’s greatest waterway, the River Tay, and we’re inviting you to hop aboard.
Shaped by a River: Beavers are back… this time to stay?
The Courier is embarking on an exploration of Scotland’s greatest waterway, the River Tay, and we’re inviting you to hop aboard.
Shaped by a River: Introducing a special new series from The Courier
It’s the River Tay but not as you know it...
The UK farms trying to reverse wildlife decline
Intensive agriculture is among the factors blamed for the steep decline in wildlife native to the UK and Ireland since the 1970s, but the Nature Friendly Farming Network (NFFN) is determined to reverse the trend.
In Pictures: Standoff between fox and marmot wins top photography prize
A picture capturing a standoff between a Tibetan fox and a marmot, seemingly frozen in life-or-death deliberations, has won the top prize at the Natural History Museum’s annual wildlife photography competition.
Marmoset rescued from ‘inappropriate’ bird cage
A marmoset has been rescued after being kept in a small bird cage.
Montrose welcomes more than 55,000 geese as ‘Scotland’s biggest nature spectacle’ returns
More than 55,000 pink-footed geese have descended on an Angus reserve as part of “Scotland’s biggest nature spectacle”.
Polar bear led to overhaul in way zoos care for such animals, experts say
A polar bear that came to live at a zoo from the circus led to an overhaul in the way the animals are cared for in captivity, according to experts.