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Plymouth residents protest felling of 110-year-old oak trees

Plymouth residents are in uproar as the council plans to fell a historic line of mature oak trees, some over a century old, to make way for a new wall protecting 1980s-built houses. Locals have launched a passionate campaign to save their beloved green ca

Borneo's Big-Nosed Monkey Faces Extinction

New research reveals the surprising evolutionary secrets behind the Proboscis monkey's enormous nose and the grave conservation threats pushing this unique species towards extinction.

Terri Irwin on Faded Friendship With Russell Crowe

Bindi Irwin's mother, Terri, opens up about the natural drifting apart from actor Russell Crowe after her husband Steve Irwin's tragic death, sharing heartfelt memories and the bittersweet reality of changing friendships.

Treasure Hunting on Britain's Chalk Downlands

Join a journey across the UK's chalk grasslands, where a simple scan reveals a hidden world of rare orchids, butterflies, and a rich tapestry of biodiversity fighting for survival.

Somerset's fight to save its vanishing eels

A groundbreaking project in Somerset is blending cutting-edge environmental DNA testing with centuries-old local folklore to rescue the region's critically endangered eel population from the brink.

Clooney's Lake Como villa plans spark heritage dispute

George Clooney confronts local opposition to his villa renovations on Lake Como, as Italian officials cite heritage concerns. The Hollywood A-lister's plans for a private studio face scrutiny in a major conservation dispute.

Beyond the Doom: Finding Joy in Nature's Story

A powerful new perspective on environmental storytelling urges us to look beyond narratives of loss and despair, celebrating the wonder, resilience, and sheer absurdity of nature that still exists all around us.

Rare Red Panda Cub Born at Bristol Zoo

Bristol Zoo Gardens celebrates the birth of a rare and endangered red panda cub, the first in over ten years, marking a significant victory for their vital breeding programme.

Dorset Dolphin Attack: Swimmers Harass Reggie

Disturbing video from Dorset's popular bay captures the moment a pair of reckless swimmers repeatedly push a beloved local dolphin underwater, sparking outrage and urgent warnings from marine experts about the dangers of harassing wildlife.

Orangutans Flee Wildfire as Church is Relocated

A powerful visual narrative from Indonesia captures orangutans escaping a devastating peatland fire and a remarkable community effort to relocate an entire church to save it from collapse.

Highgate Cemetery 'bunker' plan sparks heritage outcry

A contentious proposal to construct a new two-storey building for gardeners at London's historic Highgate Cemetery has ignited a fierce battle between conservationists and trustees over the site's future.

Save Rainwater Before Hosepipe Bans Hit

Experts warn of impending hosepipe bans and urge gardeners to collect rainwater. Discover practical tips to conserve water and keep your garden thriving.

UK wetland turns dry and scratchy like a loofah

A once-lush wetland in the UK has dried into a scratchy, loofah-like terrain, raising concerns among conservationists about the impact of climate change and human activity on fragile ecosystems.

Council axes ancient trees for luxury mansion

Residents and conservationists are outraged after local council greenlights controversial plans to cut down protected trees for a lavish seven-bedroom home in a historic area.

Bats block Marlborough Mound restoration plans

A colony of protected bats has halted plans to reduce the height of the ancient Marlborough Mound, sparking a debate between heritage conservation and wildlife protection.

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