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How nature is coping in the record-breaking summer

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    last seen headlineHow nature is coping in the record-breaking summer

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    From river temperatures reaching tropical levels to trees turning brown and bumblebees overheating, summer 2026 has stressed wildlife and experts say it may take some time to recover.

    The future of salmon is cause for concern

All 1 reports on Mon, 24 August 2026

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Mary GagenGwenyn GruffyddRichard ComontGruffydd ReesAfonydd CymruDemocracy Reporting ServiceBumblebee ConservationSwansea UniversityRiver Wye, United Kingdom (General), United KingdomScotlandLondon, London, City Of, United KingdomDryslwyn, Carmarthenshire, United KingdomHyde Park, United Kingdom (General), United KingdomLlandovery, Carmarthenshire, United KingdomCarmarthenshire, Carmarthenshire, United KingdomPembrokeshire, Pembrokeshire, United KingdomUnited Kingdom

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