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  1. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Ros Tappenden

    Rescued turtle Crush released in tearful farewell in the Azores (opens the original)

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    Rescuers have waved an emotional farewell to a rare turtle that was washed up on Jersey. The loggerhead turtle, named Crush, was flown to the UK after being found lifeless on a beach on 19 January following Storm Goretti. After six months recuperating at Weymouth's Sea Life centre in Dorset, she was released into the North Atlantic off the Azores, along with two other loggerheads, Eden and Tiree, who were rescued on the west coast of Scotland in 2025. Her carer, aquarist Victoria Goodier, said t

  2. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Ros Tappenden

    Rescued turtle cared for in Weymouth to be released in the Azores (opens the original)

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    A rare turtle that was flown to the UK after being rescued in Jersey has been transported to the Azores, along with two others, where they will be released later. The loggerhead turtle, named Crush by her rescuers, was found lifeless on a beach on 19 January following Storm Goretti. Malnourished and suffering from hypothermia, she was flown to Southampton and transferred to Weymouth Sea Life centre where she has been cared for by experts. After a period back in quarantine, Crush has been flown 1

  3. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Ros Tappenden

    New Forest recovery to take 'many years' after wildfire (opens the original)

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    The New Forest National Park will take "many years to recover" from a wildfire that has been burning for 10 days, Forestry England has said. A major incident was declared after a van fire on the A31 near Ringwood, Hampshire, spread and destroyed about 1.6 sq km (0.6 sq miles) of heathland. Highways England said the affected stretch of dual carriageway needed significant repairs, including about 1km (0.6 miles) of boundary fencing and hundreds of metres of barrier. It said work had already begun

  4. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Ros Tappenden

    Fireworks and torch events cancelled amid fire risk (opens the original)

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    Fireworks displays and a torch procession have been cancelled across the south of England as a result of increased fire risk caused by prolonged dry weather. Abingdon International Fireworks Festival, which was due to take place in Oxfordshire on 29 August, has been cancelled and rescheduled for 10 April 2027. A torchlight procession in Bridport, Dorset, for the town's carnival on Saturday has also been abandoned and Hampshire Air Festival said its fireworks display scheduled for 12 September wo

  5. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Ros Tappenden

    Legal warning after increase in seahorse disturbance (opens the original)

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    Warmer weather is leading to an increase in "vulnerable and fragile" seahorses being disturbed, conservationists have said. Seahorses are legally protected in the UK and anyone intending to seek them out or photograph them must have a licence. The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) said it was stepping up efforts to inform people of the law after an increase in reported incidents, both accidental and deliberate. Educational activities are being focused around Poole Harbour and Studland Bay in

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