RSPB Advises Pause on Bird Feeding to Curb Disease
The RSPB advises stopping bird feeding from May to October to prevent trichomonosis spread. An expert suggests planting natural food sources instead.
Category : Environment
Giant Waterspouts Off Spanish Coast Ahead of Summer
Multiple waterspouts were spotted off southern Spain as storms brought flash floods and travel disruption ahead of the summer holiday season.
Rare Spring Snowstorm Hits Colorado
Colorado experiences an unusual spring snowstorm in early May, dropping several inches of snow and disrupting travel. The rare event surprises residents and meteorologists alike.
Ash Cloud Rises from Mount Dukono Eruption
Mount Dukono in Indonesia erupted, sending a massive ash cloud into the sky. The eruption was captured on video, showing the dramatic event.
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Hikers Dead or Missing After Mount Dukono Eruption
At least five hikers are dead and several missing after Mount Dukono in Indonesia erupted, spewing ash and lava. Rescue efforts are ongoing.
European Airline Emissions Top Pre-COVID Levels Despite Pledge
Airline emissions in Europe have exceeded pre-pandemic levels, raising concerns about the industry's commitment to decarbonisation and climate goals.
NSW's Second Driest April Sparks El Nino Concerns
New South Wales experienced its second driest April on record, raising fears of an El Nino weather pattern that could worsen drought conditions across the state.
Attenborough's '100 Years on Planet Earth' Debuts on BBC
Sir David Attenborough presents a new BBC documentary reflecting on a century of planetary change and the urgent need for conservation.
Antarctic Sea Ice at Record Lows, Climate Change Blamed
Scientists warn that climate change has driven Antarctic sea ice to record lows, with ice equivalent to Greenland's size melted, threatening global ocean currents and accelerating warming.
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Antarctica's Triple Climate Whammy Drives Sea Ice to Record Lows
A new study reveals Antarctica's sea ice has reached record lows due to a triple whammy of climate chaos, including strengthening winds and warming oceans, with potential global consequences.
Potentially Record-Breaking El Nino Predicted
Seasonal models forecast a potentially record-breaking El Nino, bringing extreme weather. Experts warn of unprecedented heatwaves, droughts, and floods globally.
Fires in Chernobyl Zone, Russia Monitors Radiation
Forest fires have broken out in the Chernobyl exclusion zone. Russia says radiation monitoring is enhanced and the situation is stable. The 1986 disaster remains the worst civil nuclear accident.
HSBC Chair Faces 8% Protest Over Climate Targets
Nearly 8% of HSBC investors opposed chair Brendan Nelson's election at the AGM amid criticism over softened climate goals, with activists warning of reputational risks.
Keep Wardrobe Fresh and Mould-Free with £1 Item
Discover how a simple £1 dehumidifier bag can prevent mould and musty odours in your wardrobe, plus expert tips for seasonal storage and freshness.
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Japan Confirms First Fatal Bear Attack of 2026
Japan confirms its first fatal bear attack of 2026, with two other deaths suspected. Experts blame growing bear numbers, climate change, and rural depopulation.
Irwin Praises Royals for Naming Baby Kangaroo 'Cwtch'
Robert Irwin thanks Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis for naming a baby kangaroo 'Cwtch', a Welsh word for cuddle, calling it the perfect name.
Amazon Degradation Threatens Brazil's Deforestation Gains
Brazil's Amazon deforestation is at its lowest since 2012, but forest degradation from fires, logging, and drought threatens 40% of the rainforest, worsened by El Niño and legislation.
Highlands Wilderness Threatened by Net Zero Projects
A new book reveals how renewable energy projects are blighting the Scottish Highlands, destroying landscapes and displacing communities in the name of decarbonisation.
Massive Wildfire Rages in Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
A 1,100-hectare fire burns inside Ukraine's Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, with firefighters hampered by landmines and strong winds.
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Driving the Green Transition: Readers Respond
Readers discuss the need for carbon pricing, new-build green requirements, and public engagement to accelerate the shift to renewable energy.
NSW Wetlands Water Flows May Resume After Turtle Rescue
Water flows to parched NSW wetlands may resume after legislation passes upper house, following a devastating halt that led to wildlife deaths and drought fears.
Cucumber Spider Camouflage in Spring Forest Bathing
A cucumber spider's vivid green body blends seamlessly into beech leaves, but stands out against dark fabric, offering a lesson in camouflage during a forest bathing class.
Guardian Readers Rally to Support Cornish Boat Cleanup Crusader
After a Guardian feature, readers donated over £23,000 to Steve Green's mission to remove abandoned fibreglass yachts from Cornwall's creeks, funding his environmental activism.
Wildlife Highlights: Chonky Sea Lion, Amorous Toads and Gosling
The week's best wildlife photos include a viral Steller sea lion, female toads carrying males, a rescued sea otter, and puffin-cams on Farne Islands.
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Solar Panels: A Smart Investment for Lower Energy Bills
With energy prices soaring, solar panels offer financial and environmental benefits. Learn about costs, savings, and the 'rooftop revolution'.
David Attenborough Turns 100: A Life of Wildlife Wonders
David Attenborough, the world's most famous wildlife presenter, celebrates his 100th birthday. Despite global accolades, he remains humble, focusing on animals as stars.
Tiny Silky Anteater Spotted in Suriname Jungle
A rare silky anteater, weighing less than a mango, was photographed in Suriname's rainforest. The tiny mammal walked on two legs, resembling Edward Scissorhands.
Sir David Attenborough's Most Memorable TV Moments at 100
Celebrating Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday with his most unforgettable TV moments, from mountain gorillas to blue whales and beyond.
Colorado's Rare May Snowstorm Delights Residents
A rare May snowstorm dumped over two feet of snow in Colorado, delighting locals who welcome the moisture amid a historic drought and wildfire concerns.
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Royal Children Name Kangaroo 'Cwtch' at Australia Zoo
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis helped name Australia Zoo's new kangaroo joey Cwtch, a Welsh word for cuddle, with wildlife conservationist Robert Irwin.
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