100M+ Red Crabs Migrate on Christmas Island
Christmas Island witnesses one of nature's greatest spectacles as millions of red crabs begin their annual migration to the sea, delighting conservationists after recent population concerns.
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Genetic Engineering: The New Frontier in Wildlife Conservation
Conservationists are turning to radical genetic engineering techniques to save wild animals from extinction. Explore the ethical dilemmas and scientific breakthroughs shaping the future of wildlife preservation.
David Edwards: Guardian of Britain's Ancient Forests
Tribute to environmental champion David Edwards, whose groundbreaking research and passionate advocacy transformed forest conservation policies across the UK and beyond.
Wild East Anglia: Grassroots movement rewilding eastern England
A growing citizen-led campaign is transforming East Anglia's landscape through a groundbreaking national pledge to restore nature across Norfolk, Suffolk, and Cambridgeshire.
King Charles joins Steve Backshall for climate documentary
His Majesty The King partners with wildlife expert Steve Backshall in a powerful new documentary addressing the climate crisis and biodiversity loss, filmed at Balmoral Castle.
New frog and gecko species discovered on Duan Island
Scientists have uncovered two remarkable new species - a miniature frog and a cryptic gecko - thriving in the unique ecosystem of Duan Island, revealing nature's hidden wonders.
Slender-billed Curlew declared extinct
The slender-billed curlew, once a migratory marvel across Europe and the UK, has been officially declared extinct after decades without confirmed sightings, marking another devastating blow to global biodiversity.
Cattle: The unsung heroes of moorland conservation
Discover how a rugged herd of Galloway and Blue Grey cattle are performing essential conservation work on the North Pennines moors, maintaining biodiversity through their natural grazing habits.
Lincolnshire's 1700-acre rewilding project transforms farmland
Discover how the Boothby Wildland project in Lincolnshire is transforming conventional farmland into a thriving natural habitat, bringing back lost species and pioneering sustainable land management.
Beavers and Ponies Reshape British Countryside
Discover how innovative rewilding projects across Britain are using beavers, ponies and traditional farming methods to boost biodiversity and combat climate change.
Bee and butterfly extinction crisis grips Europe
Shocking new data reveals nearly one quarter of European bee and butterfly species face extinction threat, with pollinators in dramatic decline across the continent.
Europe's bee crisis: extinction risk doubles in 10 years
Shocking new research reveals the number of wild bee species threatened with extinction across Europe has doubled in just ten years, sounding alarm bells for ecosystems and food security.
Australia's last native shrew declared extinct
Scientists confirm the Christmas Island shrew has vanished forever, becoming Australia's first mammal extinction in decades and highlighting the global biodiversity crisis.
Pristine coral reef discovered near Naples, Italy
Marine scientists have made an extraordinary discovery in the Mediterranean - a breathtaking coral reef thriving in the Gulf of Naples, challenging previous assumptions about coral survival in polluted waters.
Red List: 45,000 species face extinction threat
The IUCN's latest Red List update reveals a devastating biodiversity crisis, with Madagascar's lemurs and Arctic breeding birds among those pushed closer to extinction.
Red List: 25% of bird species now threatened
New IUCN Red List reveals alarming declines in global bird populations, with Arctic seals and green turtles also facing heightened threats. Conservation experts warn of accelerating biodiversity loss worldwide.
Swiss Alpine Meadows Lose 60% of Plant Species
Groundbreaking research exposes how intensive farming is devastating Switzerland's iconic grassland ecosystems, with nearly 60% of plant species disappearing from some areas.
Thousands of native oysters return to UK waters in restoration bid
A major conservation project is reintroducing 8,000 European flat oysters to British coastal waters, creating new reefs and boosting marine biodiversity in the North Sea.
Albania's Vjosa River becomes Europe's first wild river national park
Albania's pristine Vjosa River has been declared Europe's first wild river national park, creating a protected sanctuary for countless species and setting a global precedent for river conservation.
Australia's Tree Wars: The Search for New Solutions
As Australia's native forests face unprecedented threats, conservationists and industry clash over protection policies. Discover why experts say current approaches are failing and what breakthrough solutions could end the destructive stalemate.
Jane Goodall joins Greenpeace to protect ancient woodlands
Renowned primatologist Dame Jane Goodall partners with Greenpeace UK in a powerful campaign urging the government to strengthen environmental protections for Britain's precious ancient woodlands.
Jane Goodall: 'We Are Destroying Our Planet'
Legendary primatologist Jane Goodall issues stark warning about climate crisis and biodiversity loss in exclusive interview, while finding hope in youth activism and nature's resilience.
Jane Goodall: World leaders failing environment
Legendary primatologist Dr. Jane Goodall delivers powerful critique of global leadership on environmental crisis in exclusive interview, while finding hope in younger generations.
NatureScot seeks private cash for Scottish conservation
Scotland's nature agency launches controversial new strategy seeking private investment for conservation projects, raising concerns about commercial influence over protected landscapes.
Critically Endangered Cuddly Bat Highlights UK Extinction Crisis
A poignant image of an adorable cuddly bat highlights a grave conservation crisis. Discover why this species is on the brink and what it says about our relationship with nature.
Afro-Descendant Food Forests Revolutionise Farming
A groundbreaking Guardian report reveals how ancestral Afro-descendant practices in Latin America are creating biodiverse 'food forests' that combat climate change and enhance food security, offering a powerful model for sustainable agriculture.
Autumn's Leaf Pile: A Winter Lifeline for Garden Wildlife
A country diarist's autumnal ritual of building a 'bonfire' of leaves reveals a hidden world of hibernating insects and vital winter shelter, offering a powerful lesson in sustainable gardening.
Curlew Crisis: The Controversial Fox Culls Dividing UK
As Britain's curlew population faces a perilous decline, a contentious conservation strategy involving licensed fox culls is dividing experts and igniting a fierce ethical debate about saving our most treasured birds.
Norfolk's Ghost Pond Resurrection: 140-Year-Old Plants Revived
A groundbreaking conservation project in Norfolk has achieved the impossible: reviving a 140-year-old 'ghost pond' and bringing its long-dormant seeds back to life, offering new hope for UK biodiversity.
Protected bats halt Lincolnshire council tree work
Natural England halts Lincolnshire County Council's tree safety work after discovering protected bat roosts. The council faces delays and unexpected costs in managing roadside trees.
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