Monty Don's March Lawn Care: One Task for Thicker Grass
Celebrated horticulturist Monty Don urges gardeners to focus on aeration and mulching in March to combat moss and promote healthier, thicker grass growth.
Category : Environment
Bear Attack Audio Deemed Too Horrific, Destroyed After Mauling
The final moments of Timothy Treadwell and Amie Huguenard were recorded during a grizzly bear attack in Alaska. The audio was so disturbing it was destroyed.
Fur Seal Spotted in Sydney's Cooks River, Australia
A fur seal has been sighted in Cooks River, Sydney, Australia, sparking local interest and raising questions about marine wildlife in urban waterways.
Bondi Residents Clash Over Illegal Tree Felling by Fake Council Workers
A group of men posing as council contractors illegally chopped down a paperbark tree on New Street in Bondi, dividing residents and highlighting tensions over urban foliage. The incident follows earlier tree poisonings on the same street.
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Crocodile Spotted in Australian Creek, Captured by Experts
A freshwater crocodile was discovered in a suburban Newcastle creek, far south of its usual range, and safely captured by wildlife handlers after a weekend-long operation.
Massive Crocodile Captured in Newcastle Creek, Australia
A large saltwater crocodile has been captured in a creek in Newcastle, Australia, raising alarms about urban wildlife safety and prompting a swift response from authorities.
Labour MPs Lead Opposition to Rosebank Oil Field
More than 60 parliamentarians including Labour MPs have signed a pledge urging the UK Government to reject the Rosebank oil field development, citing climate commitments and worker transitions.
Scotland Introduces Water Cremation, a UK First for Eco Funerals
Scotland becomes the first UK region to offer water cremation, an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional methods, with procedures set to begin this summer after government approval.
UK Rat Infestations Surge 10% After Hot Summer and Rains
Rentokil Pest Control reports a 10% year-on-year rise in rodent activity, with Northern Ireland seeing a 26% spike. Experts link the increase to record heat in 2025 and wet weather in 2026 displacing rats into properties.
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UK's First 'Boil-in-the-Bag' Eco Funerals Approved
Scotland introduces water cremation, an environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional burials and cremations, marking the UK's first legal approval for this method.
Bacteria Turns E-Waste into Gold in Suffolk Recycling Breakthrough
A Suffolk company called Bioscope, backed by former rugby stars, is using bioleaching bacteria to extract precious metals from discarded electronics, producing 7kg of gold monthly worth £350,000.
Datacentre Boom Sparks Environmental Concerns Over AI Energy
Campaign groups warn that new AI datacentres could double UK electricity demand, threatening net zero goals. MPs launch inquiry as developers face calls to disclose emissions impact.
South Wales' Top 5 Car-Free Dog Walks Revealed
A Swansea-based content creator shares her five favourite traffic-free beauty spots in south Wales, perfect for safe off-leash dog walking adventures.
Datacentre Growth Strains Australia's Power and Water
Australia's rapid datacentre expansion, driven by AI, raises critical concerns over electricity prices, water supply, and emissions, with 260 centres operating and dozens more planned.
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Rwanda's Rainfall Crisis: From Lifeline to Threat
Changing weather patterns in Rwanda are transforming essential rainfall into dangerous floods and landslides, disproportionately affecting women and agricultural communities while international aid organizations work to provide sustainable solutions.
Woman Adopts Oldest Shelter Dog, Sees Amazing Change
Olivia Hodgson adopted 11-year-old Labrador Oscar, expecting only months together. Two years later, his joyful revival showcases the power of love and care.
Solar Panels in Heatwaves: Efficiency and Temperature Effects
Explore how solar panels perform during heatwaves, balancing longer daylight hours with efficiency losses due to high temperatures, based on UK data and expert insights.
March Gardening Checklist: Expert Tips for Spring Preparation
Lawn and gardening specialist Chris Cooper reveals the crucial March tasks for weed control, mowing, pruning, mulching, and pest-proofing to ensure a vibrant garden this spring.
Pollution Incidents Downgraded Without Site Visits in England
Exclusive data reveals a sharp rise in serious pollution incidents being downgraded to minor by the Environment Agency without on-site investigations, raising concerns over regulatory oversight.
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Community Spirit Revives Llŷn Peninsula with Pubs and Walks
The Llŷn peninsula in Wales is thriving through community-run cafes, pubs, and shops, all accessible via the stunning Wales Coast Path, showcasing local resilience and heritage.
Plant Nigella in March for Summer Blooms and Vase Life
Gardening expert Ish recommends planting Nigella flowers in March for low-maintenance, pollinator-friendly blooms from June to September, lasting up to 10 days in vases.
Titchmarsh Warns Gardeners of Hedge Trimming Hazards
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh issues urgent safety warning for hedge trimming, stressing protective gear and timing to avoid disturbing nesting birds as breeding season begins.
Monty Don's March Pruning Guide for Roses and Plants
Gardening expert Monty Don urges owners of roses, clematis, and four other common plants to perform a crucial pruning task in early March to ensure vigorous growth and abundant flowering this season.
Gardener Uses Wattlebirds to Fight Climate Pests in Melbourne
Andrew Herrick in Parkdale, Melbourne, battles fruit fly and codling moth worsened by global warming. By inviting territorial wattlebirds into his garden, he deters harmful birds and insects, preserving his apricot and apple harvests sustainably.
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Cows Defeat Robots in High-Tech Dairy Farm Trial
A trial of automated milking robots on an Australian dairy farm faced immediate setbacks as cows aggressively disrupted the technology, raising questions about its practical implementation.
Australian Wildlife on Brink After Scorching Summer
A devastating summer has pushed Australian wildlife to the brink of extinction, but experts argue urgent conservation efforts could reverse this trend.
NYC Rat Numbers May Drop After Severe Winter Freeze
New York City's estimated 3 million rat population could see a temporary decline due to the coldest winter in years, with experts citing halted mating and new trash policies as key factors.
Monty Don Warns Viewers About Rhubarb Leaves Danger
Gardeners' World host Monty Don has issued an urgent warning to viewers about the dangers of rhubarb leaves for dogs, highlighting potential poisoning risks during his latest BBC appearance.
Everglades Quarter-Century Drought Threatens Ecosystem, Aggressive Alligators
South Florida's Everglades is experiencing its worst drought since 2001, with dramatically reduced water levels threatening wildlife, tourism, and increasing wildfire risks. Experts warn alligators may become more aggressive as competition intensifies.
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Ketchup's Secret Power for Garden Tools Before Spring
Gardening experts reveal how a simple bottle of tomato ketchup can effectively remove rust from tools and furniture, offering a cheap spring cleaning solution.
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