Blair Drummond Safari Park Welcomes Chimpanzee Duo
Blair Drummond Safari Park near Stirling has announced the arrival of two chimpanzees from Poland. The mother-daughter pair traveled through six countries to join the park's existing primate group.
Category : Environment
King Charles Wowed by Sustainable Innovations at Global Summit
King Charles attended the Sustainable Markets Initiative Exhibition, expressing amazement at innovations like space debris cleaners and electric planes alongside over 300 global CEOs.
Giant Brazilian Dinosaur Discovery Reveals Ancient Links
Brazilian scientists have identified Dasosaurus tocantinensis, a 20-metre-long dinosaur species that lived 120 million years ago, providing new evidence of land connections between South America, Africa, and Europe.
Austria's Glaciers Retreat Rapidly, Highlighting Climate Crisis
A new report reveals 94 of Austria's 96 glaciers are shrinking, with significant losses and impacts on water, energy, and Alpine landscapes, underscoring urgent climate concerns.
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Grow Your Own Lemons from Supermarket Pips, Says Gardener
A gardening expert reveals how to cultivate lemon plants from supermarket pips on your windowsill or in a greenhouse, saving money and enjoying homegrown fruit.
Key Figures in UK Sewage Crisis: Where Are They Now?
An in-depth look at the key individuals involved in the UK's sewage pollution scandal, from regulators to water company executives, and their current roles and controversies.
Alligator Farms: Conservation Meets Luxury Fashion in Louisiana
Louisiana's alligator farms raise reptiles for meat and skins, turning demand into a conservation boost. Advocates argue this commercial model preserves species, while critics question ethics and sustainability.
Climate Change Slows Earth's Spin, Lengthening Days Unprecedently
Scientists reveal Earth's days are lengthening faster than any time in 3.6 million years due to melting ice from climate change, impacting precise timekeeping systems.
Austria's Glaciers Retreat: 94 of 96 Shrink in Climate Warning
Austria's glaciers are vanishing at alarming rates, with 94 of 96 retreating significantly. Experts warn of 'dramatic development' with major implications for water, energy, and Alpine ecosystems.
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Summer Bulbs Flower Until October If Planted Now Says Expert
Horticulturist Emma Fell recommends planting dahlias, cannas and lilies now for continuous colour from summer through autumn. These easy-to-grow bulbs provide vibrant blooms for borders, patios and containers.
Global Audience Watches Utrecht's Fish Doorbell for Migration
Thousands worldwide are watching Utrecht's Fish Doorbell, an online initiative helping fish navigate canals to spawn, highlighting environmental awareness and community engagement.
Snow Geese Dawn Migration Draws Crowds in Pennsylvania
Birdwatchers gather at Middle Creek to witness the dramatic dawn flight of migrating snow geese, a brief but stunning display during their annual spring journey north.
Alice Vincent's Guide to Planting Blossom Trees
Gardening expert Alice Vincent shares essential tips for planting and caring for blossom trees, enhancing your garden's beauty and biodiversity.
Snow Geese Migrate in Pennsylvania's Sunrise Spectacle
Thousands of snow geese create a mesmerizing sunrise display at a Pennsylvania reservoir each spring, drawing crowds and highlighting conservation challenges.
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Austria's Glaciers: 94 of 96 Retreat in Two Years
A new report reveals that 94 of Austria's 96 glaciers have retreated over the last two years, with an average loss exceeding 20 meters, highlighting severe climate change impacts.
Steel Structures on Talacre Beach for Carbon Capture Pipeline
Massive steel supports have emerged on Talacre beach in Flintshire as part of the HyNet carbon capture project. Locals are puzzled by the temporary structures, which will facilitate underground cable installation for CO2 transport.
North Sea Asteroid Impact Confirmed, Triggered 330-Foot Tsunami
New research definitively proves the Silverpit Crater beneath the North Sea was formed by an asteroid impact 43-46 million years ago, creating a massive tsunami and ending decades of scientific debate.
Brixton's Ebony Horse Club Transforms Young Lives Through Riding
In one of London's most deprived areas, the Ebony Horse Club provides free riding lessons to disadvantaged children, boosting confidence and wellbeing while combating youth anxiety and crime.
Water Crisis Threatens South East Housing Plans as Utility Warns
South East Water warns it cannot meet demand for thousands of new homes in Kent and Sussex, creating a major obstacle for local councils and the Labour government's national housing targets.
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Workers Slam Kristi Noem's Legacy as Destructive in Disaster Response
American disaster response workers have condemned the legacy of Kristi Noem, describing her policies as a singularly destructive force in emergency management and environmental protection efforts.
Wildlife Week: Wet Macaque, Piglets, Stowaway Fox
This week's wildlife roundup features a drenched macaque in Asia, adorable four little pigs in Europe, and a surprising stowaway fox discovered in an urban setting, showcasing nature's resilience and charm.
Europe's Unlearned Lessons from the 1970s Oil Crisis
As energy prices tripled in the 1970s, countries like Denmark, France, and the Netherlands accelerated their green transitions. Today, with fossil fuel dependency still a crisis, their pioneering efforts offer crucial insights for a sustainable future.
Frogspawn Returns to Pond Built with Father, Boosting Conservation
A heartwarming sight of frogspawn reappearing in a hand-built pond highlights the success of local conservation efforts and the enduring bond between generations.
Australian Hero Saves Dog in Helicopter Flood Rescue
Ben Parfitt, a local hero in Australia's Northern Territory, braved severe floods to rescue a stranded dog using a helicopter, showcasing remarkable courage amid natural disaster.
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Mining's Toxic Waste Dams Threaten Global Disaster
Thousands of dams storing toxic mining waste are scattered worldwide, with aging infrastructure raising fears of catastrophic bursts that could devastate environments and communities.
England's Woodlands: 73% Inaccessible to Public
A government study finds 73% of English woodland is publicly inaccessible, prompting calls for a right-to-roam bill. Campaigners plan mass trespasses to demand access.
Binman's Plea: 3 Items That Ruin Recycling
A refuse collector highlights three everyday items that contaminate recycling bins, urging households to follow proper disposal guidelines to protect workers and the environment.
NT Floods Lead to Rent Pause for Aboriginal Communities
In response to severe flooding in the Northern Territory, authorities have announced a temporary rent suspension for Aboriginal communities, providing relief during the crisis.
UK Plates to Transform by 2035 with Lab-Grown Meats and Insects
A new report reveals innovative food technologies like lab-grown meats, edible insects, and vertical farming could reshape UK diets within 10-15 years, with safety assessments underway.
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Drinks Litter Found on 95% of UK Beaches, Survey Reveals
The Marine Conservation Society's annual report shows drinks-related litter like cans and bottles on 95% of surveyed UK beaches, with nearly 50,000 such items collected last year.
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