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New law means public can help protect Wales' wildlife

UK's muddy saltmarshes vital to tackle climate change, report finds

Festive penguins waddle into West End

Game of Thrones star helping grow seagrass meadows

1986: Newsround Extra - World Wildlife Fund - 25 Years On. Video, 00:11:341986: Newsround Extra - World Wildlife Fund - 25 Years On

1988: Breakfast Time - Interview with the Duke of Edinburgh. Video, 00:11:101988: Breakfast Time - Interview with the Duke of Edinburgh

Rare oysters being reintroduced to Firth of Forth

London landmarks join Earth Hour lights switch-off

More time for tree quota after farm scheme tweaked

Rare Sumatran rhino born in Indonesia. Video, 00:00:44Rare Sumatran rhino born in Indonesia

Last chance to save nature, campaigners say

Still time to save Our Wild Isles, say campaigners

Underwater meadows planted to fight climate change

Is this co-op the future of farming in Wales?

Farmers to be paid more for protecting nature

UK's biggest seagrass restoration project planned

Tesco plant-based food advert banned as misleading

Eggs collected at airfield to help save rare birds

Cancer screening led me to invent dissolving wet wipes

Ghostly monkey among new Mekong area species

David Attenborough image crocheted into a blanket

Cautious welcome for US-China climate agreement

Welsh imports 'destroying forests and lifestyles'