Protect Caterpillars to Save UK's Plummeting Moth Populations
Charities urge gardeners to adopt a relaxed approach to caterpillars, as moth populations have fallen by 33% since the 1960s due to habitat loss and climate change.
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Wildlife Homogenisation Crisis in New 'Homogenocene' Era
Scientists warn that global biodiversity is declining as species become more similar worldwide, entering a new era called the 'Homogenocene' with severe ecological impacts.
West African Farmers Use TikTok to Transform Agriculture
Farmers across West Africa are turning to TikTok to sell produce, share knowledge, and challenge outdated perceptions of farming as a low-income profession, despite digital divides and online scams.
Spring Plant Toxic to Pets: Daffodils Pose High Risk
As spring arrives, pet owners are warned that daffodils, already in bloom, are highly toxic to dogs and cats. Vets advise vigilance on walks and at home to prevent poisoning.
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Country Diary: The Field Where Spring Arrives First
A detailed exploration of a unique field in the UK where spring emerges earliest, highlighting its ecological significance and the natural phenomena that mark the season's arrival.
Companion Plants Enhance Tomato Flavour and Repel Pests
Experts reveal that planting tomatoes alongside basil, nasturtiums, and marigolds improves flavour and deters pests like whiteflies and aphids, while avoiding potatoes and fennel is crucial for healthy growth.
Greenland Fishermen Struggle with Climate Change Impacts
Greenland's fishing industry, vital to its economy, is under threat from warming seas and unreliable ice, forcing traditional fishermen to adapt amid rising uncertainty and overfishing risks.
Bird Feeder Placement Tips for Spring: Safety and Attraction
Wildlife experts advise placing bird feeders near natural cover and close to windows to protect birds from predators and collisions, enhancing garden biodiversity this spring.
Gardeners Urged to Welcome 'Very Hungry Caterpillars' This Spring
The RHS and Wildlife Trusts call for tolerance of plant-nibbling caterpillars to help reverse moth population declines, highlighting their role as pollinators and food sources.
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Cats Rarely Help Humans Without Reward Unlike Dogs and Toddlers
New research from Hungary shows pet dogs and young children willingly help find hidden objects, while cats only assist when it benefits them directly.
Syngenta Pesticide Linked to Parkinson's in Legal Case
A major lawsuit alleges Syngenta's pesticide paraquat causes Parkinson's disease, with plaintiffs seeking damages and stricter regulations on agricultural chemicals.
Scrappy the Dog Adopted After 803 Days in Tennessee Shelter
Scrappy, a German Shepherd mix, has finally been adopted after spending 803 days at Hardin County Animal Shelter. The nearly 3-year-old dog's viral Facebook story helped her find a loving home.
Ocean Heating and Overfishing Need Joint Action
A new report highlights the urgent need to tackle ocean heating and overfishing together, as climate change and unsustainable fishing practices threaten marine ecosystems and global food security.
Water Privatisation Scandal: Profits Over Public Health
For over 30 years, rising water bills have funded venture capitalists, not infrastructure, leading to pollution and public health risks, as highlighted in Channel 4's Dirty Business.
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AI and GPS Revolutionise Snow Removal in US Cities
Cities across the United States are deploying AI, GPS tracking, and video monitoring to transform snow removal operations, boosting efficiency and public trust while cutting costs.
Philadelphia Sinkhole Crisis: Residents Terrified as City Fails
A series of dangerous sinkholes across Philadelphia has left residents fearing for their safety, with many accusing local officials of neglecting repairs. Over 1,000 cases reported since December remain unresolved.
'Human Swan' Sobs at Inquest into Fatal Paraglider Collision
Sacha Dench, known as the 'Human Swan', tearfully described being 'paranoid' about flying near others after a previous crash, at the inquiry into the death of fellow pilot Dan Burton during a climate change expedition.
Rare Leopard and Giraffe Filmed by Doorbell Camera in South Africa
Doorbell camera footage reveals a rare leopard and an injured giraffe roaming just 20 metres from a South African couple's home near Kruger National Park.
Head Gardener's Essential Toolkit for 2026
Discover the must-have gardening tools and equipment recommended by head gardeners for 2026, featuring innovative designs and sustainable options to enhance your green space.
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Government Ignored Advice on Salmon Farming Impact
FOI documents reveal the Albanese government rejected departmental advice warning of environmental harm from Tasmanian salmon farming, pushing through pro-industry legislation instead.
Regent Honeyeater's Lost Song Rediscovered by Wild Tutors
Critically endangered regent honeyeaters have relearned their original song, with wild-born males teaching zoo-bred birds, potentially boosting breeding success in conservation efforts.
Cats Rarely Help Humans Unlike Dogs, Study Finds
New research shows cats are unlikely to assist humans spontaneously, while dogs and young children display similar helping behaviours in experiments.
Monty Don's March Lawn Secret for Moss-Free Grass
Gardening expert Monty Don reveals a simple March task to eliminate moss and achieve a thicker, healthier lawn by focusing on soil aeration and natural feeding.
March Lawn Care Tips for Greener Grass from Experts
Gardening specialists reveal essential March lawn maintenance tasks including mowing, debris clearing, and feeding to ensure vibrant grass this spring and summer.
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Decoding Seed Packet Jargon for Indoor Planting
Learn how to cut through confusing seed packet terms with this glossary. Understand annuals, perennials, germination rates, and more to plant indoors successfully.
UN Rapporteur Demands Economic Shift from Growth to Redistribution
Olivier De Schutter, UN special rapporteur on poverty, outlines a radical plan to move beyond growth-focused economics, advocating for wealth taxes and a new UN body to fight inequality.
Celebrities and MPs Demand Closure of Beagle Testing Site
Amanda Holden, Dame Joanna Lumley, and cross-party politicians call for immediate shutdown of MBR Acres in Cambridgeshire, urging safe rehoming of all beagles and an end to animal testing.
Crushed Eggshells Boost Bird Health in Spring
Experts recommend leaving sterilised, crushed eggshells on bird tables throughout March to provide essential calcium for nesting birds and their chicks.
Hairdressers Become Climate Change Influencers in UK
UK scientists identify hairdressers as powerful influencers in climate action, with salon conversations driving sustainable behavior changes among clients nationwide.
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Colombia's Coffee Crisis: Harvests Rot as Labour Vanishes
Despite historic harvests and soaring global prices, Colombia's coffee farmers struggle with labour shortages, climate change, and rural abandonment, threatening a UNESCO-recognised cultural industry.
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