Tag · Species Recovery

Stories tagged “species recovery”

5 stories on The Good Press tagged with this topic.

29 Artificial Nests Yield First Wild Palm Cockatoo Chick

After 29 artificial hollows were installed across Cape York, a critically endangered palm cockatoo chick has fledged from one for the first time.

Human Achievements

Bluefin Tuna Return to English Waters After 60 Years

Atlantic bluefin tuna have been spotted off northeast England for the first time since the 1960s — a joyful sign that North Sea ecosystems are recovering.

Human Achievements

Nepal Tiger Count Triples to 429 — A Conservation Record

Nepal's latest tiger census records 429 Bengal tigers — triple the 2009 count — making it the first nation to more than double its tiger population as pledged.

Science

Ospreys Nest in England for First Time Since Victorian Era

A breeding pair raised three chicks at RSPB Campfield Marsh in Cumbria — the first confirmed osprey breeding in England since the 19th century.

News

White Storks Return to England After 600 Years

Three white storks released at a Derbyshire wetland mark the species' first return to England's Midlands since the 15th century, a rewilding triumph.