Temperatures warming close to the record high of 70 degrees on Monday will help melt the remainder of the late January snow.

The only way to solve the problem is to remove them. We trialled squirrel-repellent spray, which smells of cloves, but unfortunately the scent quickly faded and the squirrels soon ate our spring bulbs ...

Once a familiar sight along Britain’s riverbanks, water voles now face extinction—thanks to a new predator. Can these promising conservation programs save them? A water vole (Arvicola ...

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Provided you don’t have any allergies to the ingredients in some chemical repellents, another way to enjoy the potent mosquito-repelling power of DEET and Prallethrin is through the use of plug ...

A new report from The Wildlife Trusts, The National Water Vole Database Project Report, identifies continued declines in water vole populations nationally. However, this is set against heartening ...

Software King of the World, Microsoft is relaunching its free Copilot for businesses as Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, complete with the ability to use AI agents. Copilot Chat is Microsoft's latest ...

ROSEVILLE, Calif. – A high population of voles at some parks in Roseville has been causing damage to plants, irrigation lines, and sports fields. — pushing local agencies to find a way to ...

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What Do Prairie Voles Have to Do With It? Fisher’s work on the human neural mechanism of love built upon the work of social neuroscientists like Tom Insel of the NIH and Larry Young of Emory ...