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wildlife

[wahyld-lahyf] / ˈwaɪldˌlaɪf /


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French rescue centres have been overwhelmed, with sick birds being transferred across the national wildlife network to relieve the most overstretched facilities.

From BBC

Professor Rob Ogden has been closely involved in setting up the project and is co- founder of the organisation Trace, which promotes the use of forensic science in wildlife law enforcement.

From BBC

The new programme will feature new interviews of the wildlife broadcaster and the original production team as they reflect on the making of the series.

From BBC

As the beach is a site of special scientific interest for nesting birds, the litter can also prove a hazard for wildlife.

From BBC

While no official reason was given, various reports pinned his removal to his stance against wildlife trafficking.

From BBC