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Phoebe Weston
Phoebe Weston is a biodiversity writer for the Guardian
February 2021
The age of extinction
Arctic ice loss forces polar bears to use four times as much energy to survive – study
Published:
24 Feb 2021
Arctic ice loss forces polar bears to use four times as much energy to survive – study
The age of extinction
Ready, steady, bloom! Botanists wait for rare cactus to open for one night only
Published:
15 Feb 2021
Ready, steady, bloom! Botanists wait for rare cactus to open for one night only
The age of extinction
Wildlife trafficking driving 'severe declines' in traded species, finds study
Published:
15 Feb 2021
Wildlife trafficking driving 'severe declines' in traded species, finds study
The age of extinction
Wild Justice: the ‘noisy’ activists still ruffling feathers two years on
Published:
14 Feb 2021
Wild Justice: the ‘noisy’ activists still ruffling feathers two years on
Science Weekly
What can the evolutionary history of turtles tell us about their future? – podcast
What can the evolutionary history of turtles tell us about their future? – podcast
The age of extinction
‘Reservoirs of life’: how hedgerows can help the UK reach net zero in 2050
Published:
2 Feb 2021
‘Reservoirs of life’: how hedgerows can help the UK reach net zero in 2050
January 2021
The age of extinction
Alpine plants face extinction as melting glaciers force them higher, warns study
‘Escalator to extinction’ means aggressive species will eventually take over, threatening the entire mountain ecosystem
Published:
29 Jan 2021
Alpine plants face extinction as melting glaciers force them higher, warns study
The age of extinction
Building a green economy could stop ‘nightmare’ degradation of Amazon
US scientist Thomas Lovejoy says the rainforest’s rich biodiversity has been undervalued compared to economic activities such as farming and mining
Published:
21 Jan 2021
Building a green economy could stop ‘nightmare’ degradation of Amazon
Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
UK Covid: arrivals from South America and Portugal banned from Friday over Brazilian variant concerns – as it happened
Latest updates: arrivals from Brazil, Argentina and the rest of South America, alongside Portugal, banned from Friday
Published:
14 Jan 2021
UK Covid: arrivals from South America and Portugal banned from Friday over Brazilian variant concerns – as it happened
The age of extinction
Top scientists warn of 'ghastly future of mass extinction' and climate disruption
Sobering new report says world is failing to grasp the extent of threats posed by biodiversity loss and the climate crisis
Published:
13 Jan 2021
Top scientists warn of 'ghastly future of mass extinction' and climate disruption
December 2020
Biodiversity: what happened next?
Call the cavalry! Horses ride to rescue of an inner city garden
This autumn, mounted City of London police received a surprise order: to help trample in wildflower seeds at the Barbican
Published:
28 Dec 2020
Call the cavalry! Horses ride to rescue of an inner city garden
Biodiversity: what happened next?
Mass die-off of birds in south-western US 'caused by starvation'
Necropsy reveals 80% of the thousands of songbirds that died suddenly showed typical signs of emaciation
Published:
26 Dec 2020
Mass die-off of birds in south-western US 'caused by starvation'
Biodiversity: what happened next?
Wild ways: how readers have been helping wildlife in their gardens
From digging ponds to planting pollinators, Guardian readers have been bringing out the best in nature
Published:
24 Dec 2020
Wild ways: how readers have been helping wildlife in their gardens
Biodiversity: what happened next?
Chernobyl fears resurface as river dredging begins in exclusion zone
Scientists warn of threat of nuclear contamination from work on giant E40 waterway linking Baltic to the Black Sea
Published:
23 Dec 2020
Chernobyl fears resurface as river dredging begins in exclusion zone
Science Weekly
Why should we listen to birds? (part two) – podcast
Why should we listen to birds? (part two) – podcast
The age of extinction
Scientists find two new species of fungi that turn flies into 'zombies'
Published:
15 Dec 2020
Scientists find two new species of fungi that turn flies into 'zombies'
The age of extinction
'A conversation across time and space': the power of birdsong
Published:
15 Dec 2020
'A conversation across time and space': the power of birdsong
Science Weekly
Why should we listen to birds? (part one) – podcast
Why should we listen to birds? (part one) – podcast
The age of extinction
Sexy beasts: animals with 'charisma' get lion's share of EU conservation funds
Published:
8 Dec 2020
Sexy beasts: animals with 'charisma' get lion's share of EU conservation funds
The age of extinction
Going wild? A radical green plan for Nottingham's unloved shopping centre
Published:
4 Dec 2020
Going wild? A radical green plan for Nottingham's unloved shopping centre
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Science Weekly What can the evolutionary history of turtles tell us about their future? – podcast