A nest containing a breeding pair of golden eagles, Mexico's national bird, has been discovered in the state of Coahuila. This finding is significant for conservation efforts of the species.

The UK government has committed £1 million to a program aimed at reintroducing golden eagles to English skies, with the birds potentially returning as early as next year after an absence of over 150 years.

Police discovered four sticks of dynamite, totaling about 1.5 kilograms, 15 electric detonators, and the carcasses of a dead golden eagle and white-tailed eagle at a man's home in Inari, Finland, leading to a confirmed unconditional prison sentence.

A golden eagle, found severely poisoned and unable to stand, was rescued and nursed back to health. After an intensive recovery, the majestic bird was successfully released back into the wild over Hallingdal, Norway.

A new study has identified eight suitable areas in England for the reintroduction of golden eagles, which have been absent for over 150 years. The government has committed £1 million to support a recovery program for the species.

A golden eagle attacked a puppy belonging to Mika Hætta while she was at her cabin in Haglebu, Sigdal municipality, on Monday.

Experts emphasize that engaging landowners is crucial before proceeding with any golden eagle reintroduction program in northern England.