Study explores return of white storks to London
A rewilding initiative is exploring the potential reintroduction of white storks to London, marking a bold step in urban wildlife restoration.
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Wildlife must roam freely along riverbanks
New initiatives highlight the urgent need to protect wildlife corridors along UK riverbanks, ensuring biodiversity and ecological balance.
One garden plant sparks wildlife explosion
Discover how one humble garden plant transformed a local ecosystem, attracting a vibrant array of wildlife and offering lessons in biodiversity.
Extinct jellyfish found in Scotland's Outer Hebrides
A species of jellyfish believed to be extinct for over a century has been found thriving in the waters of Scotland's Outer Hebrides, sparking excitement among marine biologists.
Monarch Butterfly Spotted on UK Bin Lid – A Rare Urban Sighting
A stunning Monarch butterfly, often dubbed the 'king of butterflies,' was recently observed resting on a bin lid in a quiet suburban garden, offering a rare glimpse of this migratory marvel in an urban setting.
Meet the modern-day Darwin with the 'best job in the world'
Cambridge University Botanic Garden's expedition botanist, Matthew Jeffery, shares his thrilling adventures in plant discovery, conservation, and why his role is considered the ultimate dream job.
New species discovered in Queensland rainforest
A team of researchers has made a groundbreaking discovery deep within a Queensland rainforest, uncovering a previously unknown species that could rewrite scientific understanding.
Packham: Europe failing wildlife in climate crisis
Renowned naturalist Chris Packham accuses European governments of neglecting wildlife conservation efforts despite escalating climate threats.
DWP launches bank monitoring to fight benefit fraud
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is rolling out a new bank monitoring initiative to detect and prevent fraudulent benefit claims, potentially affecting millions of accounts.
Beaver rewilding scheme in England delayed
Plans to release beavers into the wild across England have stalled, sparking frustration among conservationists and raising questions about the government's commitment to rewilding.
UK's Summer Sees Surge in Butterfly Numbers
This summer has brought a delightful surge in butterfly populations across the UK, offering hope for conservationists and nature lovers alike.
DWP to monitor benefit claimants' bank accounts
The UK government plans to grant the DWP sweeping powers to scrutinise bank accounts of benefit claimants in an effort to reduce fraud, sparking privacy concerns.
Starmer's migrant social media monitoring plan criticised
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces backlash over proposals to have police monitor migrants' social media activity to preempt potential unrest. Critics slam the move as an overreach of state surveillance.
Epping protests escalate over migrant hotel
Furious protesters in Epping vow to continue demonstrations until their concerns over a local migrant hotel are addressed, accusing authorities of ignoring their voices.
Police monitor social media ahead of Epping protests
Specialist officers are tracking online activity amid fears of escalating tensions ahead of planned demonstrations in Epping. Authorities are on high alert to prevent unrest.
Abbott’s Lingo: A Needle-Free Glucose Monitor
Abbott's latest innovation, the Lingo glucose monitor, promises to revolutionise health tracking by offering real-time glucose monitoring without needles. Discover how this wearable tech could change lives.
Why a Wild Garden is Better for Nature
Discover why letting your garden grow wild can benefit biodiversity, reduce stress, and create a natural haven. Embrace the beauty of an unruly garden!
Labour slams govt over missed nature targets
Shadow Environment Secretary Steve Reed criticises the Conservative government for missing crucial nature and biodiversity targets, warning of severe consequences for the UK's environment.
World's smallest snake rediscovered in Barbados
Scientists have rediscovered the world's tiniest snake in Barbados, two decades after its last sighting. The rare threadsnake, measuring just 10cm, was found during a biodiversity survey.
Uruguay's palms under threat from deadly weevil
Uruguay faces an environmental crisis as a destructive weevil threatens its iconic palm trees. Experts warn of devastating consequences if immediate action isn't taken.
Deep-sea evolutionary superhighway connects ancient brittle stars
Scientists uncover a hidden deep-sea evolutionary superhighway linking ancient alien brittle stars across the globe, reshaping our understanding of marine biodiversity.
Earth's fungal networks need urgent protection
Researchers warn that underground fungal networks, crucial for ecosystems, face unprecedented threats and require urgent conservation efforts.
3 flowers to plant now to save bees
Experts reveal three must-plant flowers to support pollinators and transform your garden into a wildlife haven this summer.
£3.4m plan to create urban "nature towns" across UK
A groundbreaking £3.4 million project aims to transform urban areas into thriving green spaces, reconnecting communities with nature through innovative conservation efforts.
Police Race Action Plan to face independent monitoring
An independent body will monitor the implementation of the Police Race Action Plan in England and Wales, ensuring accountability and progress in tackling racial disparities in policing.
Ken Henry: Australia's environmental laws 'broken'
Former Treasury Secretary Ken Henry calls for a complete rewrite of Australia's outdated environmental laws, warning they fail to protect biodiversity and ecosystems.
Kew Gardens: 45% of flowering plants face extinction
Scientists at Kew's Royal Botanic Gardens reveal alarming plant extinction rates, urging global action to protect biodiversity.
Dartmoor's biodiversity crisis: UK national parks under threat
Dartmoor National Park, once a thriving ecosystem, is now facing severe biodiversity loss. Experts warn that without urgent action, the UK's protected landscapes could become ecological wastelands.
Taxpayers fund Dartmoor habitat destruction
Taxpayer money is being used to subsidise sheep farming on Dartmoor, leading to severe environmental damage. Experts warn of irreversible harm to biodiversity.
Climate change erodes Solomon Islands' mangroves
Climate change is accelerating the loss of vital mangrove forests in the Solomon Islands, threatening coastal communities and biodiversity. Experts warn of irreversible damage without urgent action.
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