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Protected species in your garden? Here's what to do in the UK

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By David OBrien, Peter Kniez, Me Gi, Vasil Plugchiev
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Barn owls are protected in the UK since their numbers have severely decreased in recent years due to factors including loss of habitat and pesticides. This means you can't interfere with their nesting spots, eggs or young. In fact, it's illegal to disturb or remove the bird once it has begun nesting. Protection against disturbance ends when the last young owl becomes independent. At this stage, you can call in a professional to discuss your options.
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Protected species in your garden? Here's what to do...

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By Peter Kniez, Me Gi, Sanit Fuangnakhon, Holly Kuchera
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Did you know that one in five of all known species on earth is a beetle? In fact, there are thought be to over 400,000 different beetles around the world. They often get a bad rep, but they play a vital role in a healthy planet, so much so that stag and rainbow leaf beetles are protected in the UK and Europe, while in the US, countless species are protected, including the American Burying Beetle. Beetles are nutrient recyclers and therefore contribute to soil fertility.
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Protected pests: 17 animals you shouldn’t remove from your home and garden

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By Sanit Fuangnakhon, Holly Kuchera, Peter Kniez, Me Gi
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Did you know that one in five of all known species on earth is a beetle? In fact, there are thought be to over 400,000 different beetles around the world. They often get a bad rep, but they play a vital role in a healthy planet, so much so that stag and rainbow leaf beetles are protected in the UK and Europe, while in the US, countless species are protected, including the American Burying Beetle. Beetles are nutrient recyclers and therefore contribute to soil fertility.
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