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21 Million Trees Set to Transform Scottish Highlands by 2035
The Scottish Government has unveiled a landmark strategy to plant 21 million trees across the Highlands, aiming to combat climate change, restore native woodlands, and boost biodiversity by 2035.
Rare Highland Thatched Roof: A Vanishing Ecosystem
A rare glimpse of a traditional Highland thatched roof offers a poignant reminder of Scotland's vanishing architectural heritage and the delicate ecosystems these structures support.
Pollinator Pathways: Turning Urban Wastelands into Bee Havens
Discover how a grassroots movement is creating vibrant 'bee buffets' in forgotten urban spaces, from London's alleyways to Sheffield's neglected corners, boosting biodiversity and reconnecting communities with nature.
Four Giraffe Species Discovered in Genetic Breakthrough
Groundbreaking DNA research reveals Africa's giraffes belong to four separate species, rewriting biology textbooks and transforming conservation efforts for these majestic creatures.
UK Alert: Invasive French Molluscs Threaten Waterways
Marine experts sound the alarm over a surge in invasive mollusc species from France, posing a severe threat to the UK's ecosystem, water pipes, and boat hulls. Urgent action is demanded.
Climate heat pushes monkeys and marine life to extinction brink
Exclusive: A shocking new report details the horrifying reality of how extreme heatwaves are driving animals to the edge of extinction, from monkeys collapsing in India to mass marine die-offs.
Butterfly Emergency: 43% Decline in England
A shocking new report from the UK government shows a catastrophic 43% decline in England's butterfly populations, with habitat loss and climate change pushing species to the brink.
Are we causing the sixth mass extinction?
Scientists warn that human activity is accelerating biodiversity loss at an unprecedented rate, pushing Earth towards a sixth mass extinction event.
Urban wildlife haven thrives on city's edge
Discover a thriving wildlife sanctuary just beyond the urban sprawl, where nature flourishes against the odds.
River Avon gets top environmental protection status
The River Avon has been designated as a Highly Protected Water Area (HPWA), marking a significant step in conservation efforts to safeguard its biodiversity and water quality.
UK countryside alive with fluttering butterflies this summer
The British countryside is experiencing a remarkable surge in butterfly populations, evoking nostalgic memories of summers past. Discover the species thriving this season and what it means for local ecosystems.
Rare bats found in Grand Teton National Park
Scientists have identified a rare bat species in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park, marking a significant milestone for wildlife conservation efforts.
Global fungal map unveiled to boost forest restoration
A pioneering study has mapped the world's mycorrhizal fungi networks, offering a game-changing tool for restoring degraded forests and combating climate change.
National Trust rewilds Essex farmland for climate fight
The National Trust has converted 1,200 acres of Essex farmland into a thriving nature reserve, boosting biodiversity and tackling climate change.
South Australia's marine life sends urgent warning
The alarming state of South Australia's marine ecosystems sends a powerful message about the urgent need for ocean conservation.
Iraq's Hawizeh Marshes Face Ecological Collapse
The iconic Hawizeh marshes in Iraq, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are drying up due to a combination of oil industry activities and prolonged drought, threatening biodiversity and local livelihoods.
Tony Juniper Calls for Collective Wildlife Conservation
Natural England chair Tony Juniper urges a united effort to protect and restore the nation's biodiversity, highlighting the critical role of collaboration in conservation.
Five New National Nature Reserves for England
Natural England designates five new National Nature Reserves, enhancing biodiversity and public access to nature across England.
HS2 project threatens ancient Staffordshire woodland
The HS2 high-speed rail project encounters fresh opposition as environmentalists protest the destruction of Whitmore Heath, a vital ancient woodland in Staffordshire, raising concerns over biodiversity loss.
Mekong megafish halved by overfishing and dams
A shocking study reveals that the Mekong River's giant fish species have declined by 50% due to overfishing, dam construction, and climate change. Experts warn of ecological collapse.
Fireflies facing extinction from climate change
Rising temperatures and habitat loss are pushing fireflies towards extinction, with experts warning that future summers may no longer feature their magical glow.
Giant Stick Insects Return to Australia
Australia's giant stick insects, once thought extinct, are making a surprising comeback. Discover how these fascinating creatures are impacting local biodiversity and what it means for conservation efforts.
Human-nature connection declined 60% in 200 years
A groundbreaking study shows humanity's bond with nature has drastically declined since the Industrial Revolution, raising concerns for environmental and mental wellbeing.
Air filters reveal UK wildlife secrets
Groundbreaking research using air pollution filters uncovers hidden wildlife DNA across the UK, revolutionising conservation efforts.
UK wildlife thrives with butterflies & birds flourishing
This summer, the UK has witnessed a remarkable resurgence in wildlife, with butterflies and birds thriving in unexpected numbers. Experts suggest a combination of favourable weather and conservation efforts may be behind this ecological boost.
Asian hornets threaten UK bees and biodiversity
Invasive Asian hornets have been spotted in the UK, posing a serious threat to native bees and ecosystems. Experts warn of potential devastation if the species becomes established.
Lynx reintroduction plan for Kielder Forest
Conservationists are pushing to reintroduce Eurasian lynx to Kielder Forest in Northumberland, sparking debate over rewilding and biodiversity in the UK.
Save urban moths and hoverflies through gardening
Experts call on city gardeners to work together to create habitats that support declining moth and hoverfly populations, boosting urban biodiversity.
Mining Threatens Ecuador's Fragile Páramo Ecosystem
Ecuador's fragile páramo ecosystem faces devastation as mining companies push for gold, silver, and copper extraction. Environmentalists warn of irreversible damage to water sources and biodiversity.
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