Angel the Bulldog Adopted After 1,300 Days
After three and a half years in Dogs Trust care, American bulldog Angel has finally been adopted by a Liverpool family, highlighting the importance of foster care for long-stay dogs.
Category : Environment
Sydney shark attack: 12-year-old boy dies from injuries
Tragic death of Nico Antic after shark mauling in Sydney Harbour prompts beach closures and safety warnings as authorities investigate multiple recent incidents.
Wood Ants Huddle Like Penguins in Winter
A young nature observer in Devon discovers wood ant nests in winter, revealing their penguin-like huddling behaviour for warmth and surprising activity during hibernation.
Young Naturalists Lead Snowy Animal Census in Wildlife Survey
A group of young naturalists has embarked on a snowy animal census, documenting local wildlife tracks and signs to monitor biodiversity and engage in environmental conservation efforts.
Farm faces pipeline threat after HS2 escape
A Cheshire dairy farmer who avoided HS2 disruption now confronts a major carbon capture pipeline project that could bisect his family farm, creating fresh uncertainty for agricultural landowners.
RHS Emergency Water Plan for UK Gardens
The Royal Horticultural Society unveils comprehensive water management plans to protect its five public gardens from future shortages, urging gardeners to prepare for climate volatility.
Yorkshire Nature Reserve Named 2026 'Wonder of the World'
The Bradford Pennine Gateway National Nature Reserve in West Yorkshire, which inspired the Bronte sisters, has been named one of Condé Nast Traveller's wonders of the world to visit in 2026.
RHS January Lawn Warning: Avoid Frost Damage
The Royal Horticultural Society warns gardeners to avoid walking on frosty lawns this January, as damage can take weeks to repair. Expert tips for winter lawn maintenance revealed.
London's Hidden Microclimates: Wildlife Thriving in the City
Discover how London's unique urban environments create microclimates where scorpions, snakes, otters, falcons, and other unexpected species are thriving beyond the zoo.
UK's GoodGym: Fitness Through Volunteering Gains Thousands
GoodGym, a UK charity, has attracted over 26,600 members by blending exercise with community service, offering an alternative to traditional gyms while boosting mental wellbeing.
EU Downgrades Wolf Protection Amid Finnish Reindeer Crisis
The European Union has downgraded the wolf's strictly protected status after populations nearly doubled. In Finland, record reindeer deaths spark fears Russian wolves are crossing the border due to the Ukraine war.
Peace Lily Blooms With 8 Flowers After Water Change
A gardening enthusiast reveals how switching from tap water to filtered water transformed her peace lily, resulting in eight spectacular blooms and healthier foliage.
Sydney Harbour Shark Attack: Boy, 12, Dies
Nico Antic, a 12-year-old boy, has tragically passed away in hospital after being attacked by a suspected bull shark while jumping from rocks into Sydney Harbour with friends.
RHS Emergency Water Safeguards for Gardens
The Royal Horticultural Society announces emergency measures to protect its gardens from water shortages, investing in capture projects and urging home gardeners to prepare.
Winter Warning: Dangers of Salt for Snow Clearance
Experts caution against overusing rock salt for de-icing, highlighting environmental harm, inefficiency in extreme cold, and damage to property and pets. Safer alternatives and proactive strategies are recommended.
January Gardening: Four Plants to Sow Now for Better Blooms
Gardening expert Josh Novell shares four plants to start in January for stronger growth and better flowering, perfect for thoughtful Mother's Day living gifts.
NZ Landslide Rescue Halted, Six Buried
Rescue efforts for at least six people buried in a New Zealand landslide have been called off due to dangerous conditions, with authorities assessing next steps.
Church of England Bans Floral Foam for Sustainable Worship
The Church of England's General Synod will vote on eliminating floral foam and imported blooms to reduce carbon emissions, urging parishes to use local, seasonal flowers instead.
King Charles III's 'Harmony' Vision in New Documentary
King Charles III partners with Amazon Prime for a documentary exploring his 'harmony' philosophy on environmental balance, addressing critics and outlining his climate legacy.
RHS Emergency Water Plans for Gardens Amid Drought
The Royal Horticultural Society announces major investment in water capture projects for 2026 to protect its five public gardens from worsening drought conditions.
RHS Unveils Emergency Drought Plans for UK Gardens
The Royal Horticultural Society announces major water management investments and soil health research to protect its five public gardens from increasing drought risks.
King Charles Shares Environmental Legacy Vision in New Documentary
King Charles discusses his lifelong environmental passion and the legacy he hopes to leave in a revealing Prime Video documentary narrated by Kate Winslet.
Household Liquids Create Monster Fatbergs in Sewers
Pouring cooking oils, milk, and chemicals down drains causes fatbergs that block sewers, spawn pollution, and cost millions. Experts reveal proper disposal methods.
California Sues Trump Over Oil Pipeline Restart Plans
California Attorney General Rob Bonta files lawsuit against Trump administration for approving Sable Offshore Corp's plans to restart two coastal oil pipelines, citing environmental risks and state regulatory authority.
K'gari Dingo Death Sparks Tourism Debate
The death of a Canadian backpacker on K'gari raises urgent questions about balancing tourism with protecting the island's unique dingo population.
Trump Questions Global Warming During Cold Snap, Scientists Respond
As a severe winter storm hits the US, President Trump questions global warming on social media. Scientists clarify that local cold weather does not negate long-term global climate change trends.
Sea Lion Recovers in LA After Bullets Found in Head
A sea lion named Confetti is recovering in Los Angeles after rescuers discovered two bullets lodged in his head, highlighting ongoing violence against marine mammals.
Australian Wins 'Ugliest Lawn' Contest for Water Conservation
Jarno Coone from Kyneton, Victoria, wins the global 'world's ugliest lawn' competition, using his garden to promote water-saving and harmony with nature.
Scottish Water Bills Jump 8.7% Amid CEO's £500k+ Pay
Scottish Water announces an 8.7% bill hike, adding £42 annually to average bills, while CEO Alex Plant earns over £500,000, sparking outrage amid cost-of-living pressures.
Chimp Babsie Starts New Life at Edinburgh Zoo After Rescue
Babsie, a 33-year-old Eastern chimpanzee rescued from a German circus, has settled into her new home at Edinburgh Zoo after a careful introduction process to join the existing troop.
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