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Gardeners are being urged to let their outdoor spaces go wild this year, trading tidy lawns for natural planting that supports wildlife. The call, published by the Irvine Standard, fits into a broader trend of rewilding at home, where longer grass, native plants and untended corners are promoted as simple ways to help bees, butterflies and other species.
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The city of Beaumont, Texas has opened a new pollinator garden at Tyrrell Park. The garden is intended to support bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects, adding to the park's recreational and natural attractions. Details on its size, cost or planting have not yet been widely reported, but the opening has drawn local attention as a small environmental improvement for the community.
- 3Lone Wildebeest Photographed in Kruger National Park▼Lone Wildebeest in the Kruger. # widebeest # photography # animals # wildlife # socialmedia
A photograph of a lone wildebeest in Kruger National Park, South Africa, is being shared among wildlife enthusiasts. The animal, usually seen in herds, was captured alone in the reserve, drawing attention from photography and animal lovers online. No further details about the sighting or the photographer have been reported.
- 4New Beaumont garden created to support butterflies and bees▼New garden in Beaumont aims to support butterflies, bees and local wildlife
A new garden has been established in Beaumont, Texas, designed to support butterflies, bees and other local wildlife. The project highlights growing community interest in pollinator-friendly green spaces and urban habitats, adding to efforts in the region to protect insect populations and provide food and shelter for native species.
- 5Nature rounds up September's best science images●Gaze into the cosmos and through the eyes of a bee — September’s best science images https://www.nature.com/immersive/d4
Nature has published its monthly selection of the most striking science photography, pairing cosmic imagery with a macro view simulating how a bee sees the world. The September collection is being shared widely among science readers, who highlight it as a showcase of the month's most visually compelling research and nature photography.
- 6Wild Honeybees Declared Endangered in Europe●Seven Bees //acrylics on canvas # art # mastoArt * Wild honeybees have been declared endangered in Europe and have enter
An acrylic painting titled Seven Bees is drawing attention alongside news that wild honeybees in Europe have been declared endangered and added to the Red List. The artist shares the work on the fediverse art community, linking the image to the bees' declining status and prompting concern about pollinators and biodiversity loss.
- 7Fig Garden loses its Starbucks, but local coffee shops step up▼Fig Garden lost its Starbucks. But the local shops are still caffeinating Fresno
The Fig Garden neighborhood in Fresno has lost its Starbucks, but residents still have plenty of options for coffee. A Fresno Bee report highlights how locally owned cafes in the area continue to serve the community, filling the gap left by the closure of the national chain store.