Underwater Photographer of the Year 2026 Winners
The Underwater Photographer of the Year 2026 competition has revealed its stunning winners, showcasing breathtaking images from oceans worldwide.
Category : Environment
Benjamina Ebuehi's Coffee Walnut Cookies Recipe
Discover Benjamina Ebuehi's recipe for coffee walnut cookies, a delightful treat blending rich coffee and crunchy walnuts for a perfect snack.
Sicilian Firefighters Rescue 400 Rare Books from Landslide Library
Firefighters in Sicily have heroically saved 400 rare books from a library teetering on a landslide edge, using meticulous planning and rapid entry techniques.
Antarctic Cave Shows Rapid Glacier Melting Secrets
Scientists discover an ice sanctuary cave in Antarctica containing ancient glacier samples, offering crucial insights into accelerated melting and future sea-level rise.
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Spoonbills Brighten a Wet Somerset Walk: Country Diary
A drenched walk in Somerset's wetlands proves rewarding as rare spoonbills are spotted, highlighting the beauty of Britain's wildlife in adverse weather.
Gardener's Essential March Planting Tip and Spring Jobs
Professional gardener Rob Brett reveals the one key plant to prioritise in March, alongside expert advice from the RHS and Monty Don on essential spring gardening tasks.
Ohio Farm Fire Kills 6,000 Pigs in Wind-Fueled Blaze
A devastating fire at Fine Oak Farms near Columbus, Ohio, killed approximately 6,000 pigs after high winds spread flames through barn ventilation systems. No human injuries were reported.
Sea Otter Mother's Tender Embrace After Fierce Fight
Nature photographer Suzi Eszterhas captures heartwarming images of a sea otter mother cuddling her pup in Monterey Bay, California, following a dramatic encounter with a male otter.
UK Weather Extremes: Floods and Drought Devastate Farms and Homes
The Met Office reports this winter's relentless rain follows 2025's severe drought, causing widespread flooding for families and crippling losses for farmers struggling with volatile conditions.
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Judge Sides with Salmon Against Trump in Hydropower Ruling
A federal judge in Oregon has rejected a bid to overturn a Biden-era agreement protecting endangered salmon populations, ordering changes to hydropower operations on the Columbia and Snake Rivers.
Greenpeace Faces $345M Lawsuit Threatening Its Future
The environmental organization Greenpeace confronts a potentially devastating $345 million judgment in North Dakota courts over Dakota Access Pipeline protests, with both sides preparing appeals.
Bird Flu Kills Elephant Seal Pups in California Outbreak
A severe bird flu outbreak has killed numerous elephant seal pups along the California coastline, raising concerns about wildlife conservation and disease spread.
Japanese Repair Arts: Transforming Imperfection into Beauty
Discover how Japanese crafts like kintsugi and sashiko teach us to repair and cherish objects, turning flaws into art and promoting sustainability through traditional techniques.
Bristol Zoo's Oldest Silverback Gorilla Dies After Move
Jock, a 45-year-old silverback western lowland gorilla, has been euthanised just days after relocating to a new Central African forest habitat at Bristol Zoo Project.
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Dog Gives Birth to Record 17 Puppies in Kent
A family in Blean, Kent, is astonished as their Irish Setter delivers a record-breaking litter of 17 Irish Doodle puppies after a 13-hour labour, requiring 12 tins of dog food daily.
Severe Red Tide in South Africa Kills Crayfish En Masse
A toxic algal bloom, known as a red tide, is causing mass deaths of crayfish and other marine life on South Africa's west coast, with authorities warning against consumption due to neurotoxins.
Bird Populations in North America Decline Faster, Study Finds
A new study shows North American bird populations are declining at an accelerating rate, with intensive agriculture and climate warming identified as primary drivers of this alarming trend.
Drax Shares Soar as It Ends Canadian Wood Burning
Drax Group's shares surge to a 20-year high after strong 2025 earnings, while it plans to stop burning controversial Canadian wood pellets within a year amid environmental scrutiny.
Plastic Production Doubles, Driven by Oil Industry Strategy
Plastic production has doubled in two decades, with petrochemicals now accounting for 75% of global oil-demand growth, highlighting a climate risk beyond recycling.
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Trump Ends Protections for Dancing Prairie Bird
The Trump administration has delisted the lesser prairie chicken from federal protection, siding with states and industries. The bird's population has dwindled to about 30,000 due to habitat loss.
Waitrose Suspends Mackerel Sourcing Over Overfishing Fears
Waitrose has suspended sourcing of all mackerel products due to overfishing concerns, becoming the first UK supermarket to take this step. The move follows government failures to implement scientific catch recommendations.
US Bullying Could Scupper Global Shipping Carbon Levy
International efforts to impose a carbon levy on shipping face potential collapse due to US resistance, risking global climate goals and industry decarbonisation.
Ohio Hog Farm Fire Kills 6,000 Animals, Smoke Visible for Miles
A devastating fire at Fine Oak Farms in London, Ohio, has resulted in the deaths of approximately 6,000 hogs, with no human injuries reported. Strong winds and limited water supply hampered firefighting efforts.
Waitrose Halts Mackerel Sales Over Fishing Concerns
Waitrose is removing fresh, chilled, frozen, and tinned mackerel from its shelves due to unsustainable fishing practices, becoming the first major UK supermarket to take this step.
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Volcanic Ash Becomes Fertilisers in Sicily and Iceland
A Sicilian project reveals volcanic ash as a sustainable fertiliser, cutting chemical use and costs. Farmers in Iceland also report crop benefits, but EU regulations hinder commercial reuse.
California Oil Town Faces Future as Valero Refinery Closes
Benicia, California confronts economic and identity crisis as its largest employer, the Valero oil refinery, prepares to close permanently, testing whether an oil-dependent community can reinvent itself.
Bamboo Jungle to Open Sky: A Family's Garden Restoration
A family's garden, overgrown into an impenetrable bamboo forest after decades of neglect, was transformed by a quiet local man with an excavator, revealing the sky once hidden by chaos.
Attract Wrens to Your Garden with Proper Bird Boxes
Wildlife experts reveal how open-fronted bird boxes placed low in foliage can help wrens nest safely in UK gardens this spring nesting season.
Jersey Scraps 2030 Ban on Used Petrol and Diesel Car Imports
Environment Minister Steve Luce has abandoned plans to ban second-hand petrol and diesel car imports from 2030, citing affordability concerns and lack of public support in Jersey.
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UK's First Geothermal Plant Powers Up in Cornwall
Britain's inaugural geothermal power plant in Cornwall begins generating clean electricity for 10,000 homes, despite fears of minor earthquakes from drilling operations.
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