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363K views · 1K reactions | The Nile is where the world’s first war over water could be fought. Watch our 360 degree video from the BBC’s first Virtual reality documentary ‘Damming the Nile’. Click and drag your mouse or move your finger around the screen on your smartphone or tablet device. To view the full films, go to bbc.co.uk/virtualreality for more information. | BBC News | Facebook

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Marine biologist Sabrina Leucht explains that while Kaikōura is famous for the abundance of dolphins and whales in its waters, it is actually also - alongside the Hauraki Gulf - the seabird capital of the world. The area is home to around 150 species of seabirds, from red billed gulls to a variety of pelagic albatross with wingspans of over three metres. To donate or find out more, visit the Kaikoura Wildlife Centre givealittle page: www.givealittle.co.nz/org/kaikoura-wildlife-centre-trust #Kaik

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8.8K views · 15 comments | It’s World Seabird Day!  Our seas are...

The Westland petrel/tāiko is one tough seabird! In New Zealand, a country where 90% of seabirds are threatened, this feisty species is still holding its ground on the West Coast. They live for decades, raise one chick a year and have a breeding success rate of 70% (chick that survives through fledging). However, after decades of monitoring and these petrels facing threats, the colony is only just maintaining its numbers... Read more here: https://bit.ly/41WLqPP *Birds are handled only twice per

1.4K views | It’s been a fantastic year for conservation here at the...