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Samuel Adeyemi Lifestyle
Which Wrenhaven beaches welcome dogs this winter, and the rules owners should know
Why it matters: Seasonal restrictions have lifted on most of the city's beaches, but a few stretches remain off-limits to protect wintering birds.
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Ruth Abernathy Lifestyle
A water bird hunts for food beneath a waterfall
Why it matters: A small grey bird working the mossy rocks dived into the current in search of prey.
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Leo Novak 12 photos World
Bird migration and wetlands: the season of wings
Why it matters: From flocks of geese filling the sky to flamingos feeding in shallow lakes, scenes from along the flyways.
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Marcus Feld World
Wrenhaven bird-ringing station joins flyway census from West Africa to the Arctic
Why it matters: Volunteers at Fenwick Point are among more than 200 sites counting and ringing migrating birds this autumn, building a picture of the journeys made by waders and songbirds.
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Yasmin Haddad World
European bison return to the Kallmar forest reserve after 200 years
Why it matters: Eight bison have been released into a fenced area of the reserve, where scientists will study how their grazing and wallowing reshape the woodland.
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Lucas Moreau World
Forest corridor of 40 km reconnects fragmented rainforest in Southeast Asia
Why it matters: A conservation trust has completed a 40 km wildlife corridor linking two isolated areas of rainforest in Southeast Asia, and camera traps are already recording animals crossing between them.
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Elena Sokolova Lifestyle
Morning high tide pounds the shore as gulls stand their ground
Why it matters: Waves rolled up the pebble beach at sunrise while two gulls barely moved.
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