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North Berwick: Edinburgh's Easy Coastal Escape With Puffins, Castle Ruins and Two Sandy Bays
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North Berwick: Edinburgh's Easy Coastal Escape With Puffins, Castle Ruins and Two Sandy Bays

North Berwick, under an hour from Edinburgh, offers puffin colonies, Bass Rock gannets, sandy beaches and the...

Kaniksu National Forest: Idaho's Quietest Corner for Lakes, Hikes and Caribou
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Kaniksu National Forest: Idaho's Quietest Corner for Lakes, Hikes and Caribou

Kaniksu National Forest on the Idaho-Montana border: glacier lakes, waterfall hikes, caribou and trophy fishin...

Uganda's Gorilla Rescue Plan Starts Outside the Park: Communities Plant Forests Around Bwindi
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Uganda's Gorilla Rescue Plan Starts Outside the Park: Communities Plant Forests Around Bwindi

Communities around Uganda's Bwindi park are planting indigenous trees to protect mountain gorilla habitat — an...

AFRICA: EARTH'S WILD HOME puts the continent first in an ambitious plan to film every continent on Earth
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AFRICA: EARTH'S WILD HOME puts the continent first in an ambitious plan to film every continent on Earth

AFRICA: EARTH'S WILD HOME premieres on National Geographic and Disney+ — showrunner Gavin Boyland on filming f...

Crows Divebomb Pedestrians in Singapore — What Travellers Should Know About Bird Attack Season
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Crows Divebomb Pedestrians in Singapore — What Travellers Should Know About Bird Attack Season

Crows attacked six pedestrians in Singapore, Hitchcock-style. Why breeding birds swoop, and how travellers can...

Six South African spots where kids can explore nature with all five senses
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Six South African spots where kids can explore nature with all five senses

From eagle-spotting in Gauteng to free-roaming primates in Plettenberg Bay, six South African places where kid...

Rescued gorilla Lulingu becomes a wild mum in Virunga — a win for one of Africa's rarest apes
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Rescued gorilla Lulingu becomes a wild mum in Virunga — a win for one of Africa's rarest apes

Lulingu, a rescued Grauer's gorilla reintroduced to Virunga National Park in DRC, has given birth in the wild...

A trapped shark in Busan just became South Korea's unlikeliest tourist draw
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A trapped shark in Busan just became South Korea's unlikeliest tourist draw

A 3.5m shark nicknamed Bukang-i has drawn over 600,000 visitors to Busan's North Port canal, becoming an unexp...

Pandas Are Back in Atlanta: What Zoo Visitors Need to Know About Ping Ping and Fu Shuang
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Pandas Are Back in Atlanta: What Zoo Visitors Need to Know About Ping Ping and Fu Shuang

Two giant pandas, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, arrive at Zoo Atlanta on a 10-year loan from China after a 16-hour...

Bandicoots got a bad rap for 150 years — and Australia's ecosystems are paying for it
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Bandicoots got a bad rap for 150 years — and Australia's ecosystems are paying for it

A new study traces 150 years of bad press for Australia's bandicoots — from colonial dinners to scalp bounties...

Blawhorn Moss: The Boardwalk Bog Hiding Between Edinburgh and Glasgow
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Blawhorn Moss: The Boardwalk Bog Hiding Between Edinburgh and Glasgow

Blawhorn Moss National Nature Reserve sits an hour from Edinburgh or Glasgow — boardwalk trails over an ancien...

Painting With 6000-Year-Old Ink: The Fight to Save Western Australia's Ancient Peatlands
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Painting With 6000-Year-Old Ink: The Fight to Save Western Australia's Ancient Peatlands

In Walpole, WA, an artist paints with 6000-year-old peat ink while scientists race to save ancient peatlands —...

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