Ecosystem Collapse Threatens UK Security, Warn Spies
A government report warns that biodiversity collapse could trigger food shortages, mass migration, and global disorder, threatening UK national security within years.
Category : Environment
Chocolate Circuit Boards Tackle E-Waste Problem
University of Glasgow engineers develop biodegradable circuit boards using paper, bioplastics and even chocolate, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional electronics.
Community Throws Birthday Redo After No Guests Show Up
A Kansas City mother's heartbreak turned to joy when the community organized a spectacular redo birthday party for her daughter after nobody attended the original celebration.
UN: Global Water Bankruptcy Era Has Arrived
A UN report warns the world has entered an era of 'global water bankruptcy' with 700 sinkholes in Turkey's Konya plain among visible signs. Overuse and pollution threaten collapse.
Packham's Childhood Drive Behind Career Success
Winterwatch presenter Chris Packham shares how parental expectations shaped his and sister Jenny's relentless work ethic, leading to their achievements in television and fashion.
Winterwatch's Historic Move to Northern Ireland
BBC's Winterwatch returns with a historic relocation to Mount Stewart estate in Northern Ireland, showcasing wildlife and climate stories.
Animal Einsteins: Cows, Dogs, and Orcas Showcase Intelligence
Discover extraordinary animals like Veronika the tool-using cow, Harvey the word-learning Border Collie, and White Gladis the strategic orca, showcasing remarkable cognitive abilities.
Deer Cull Plan Sparks Outcry in Arlington
Animal rights activists in Arlington County are fiercely opposing officials' plans to use sharpshooters to control deer numbers, advocating instead for surgical sterilisation methods.
Strangers Save Toddler's Birthday After No Guests Show
A Missouri mother's heartbreak turned to joy when strangers organised a new party after no one attended her daughter's first birthday celebration.
Cow Uses Tools, Challenging Animal Intelligence Views
A 13-year-old Swiss cow named Veronika has been documented using sticks and brushes to scratch herself, marking the first recorded instance of tool use in cattle and prompting scientists to reconsider bovine cognitive abilities.
Water Industry's £104bn Spending Spree Faces Challenges
Water companies across England and Wales are embarking on a historic £104bn investment programme, but face significant hurdles including contractor shortages, inflation, and financial distractions.
Dog Overlooked for 3 Years Due to Old Leg Injury
Frida, a resilient dog rescued in Bosnia, has spent three years in kennels, overlooked by adopters because of a past leg injury, despite being fully recovered and sociable.
First Asian Hornet Nest Found in Wales Near Wrexham
The first confirmed Asian hornet nest in Wales has been discovered near Wrexham, prompting urgent warnings from the Welsh Government for public vigilance and reporting of sightings.
Heat Pump Guide: Costs, Efficiency & Value
A comprehensive guide examining whether heat pumps are worth installing in UK homes, covering installation costs, running efficiency, government grants, and long-term financial benefits.
Cheap Suet Balls Could Harm Garden Birds, Experts Warn
Wildlife specialists urge UK homeowners to avoid cheap suet balls with filler ingredients like chalk and sawdust, which offer no nutritional value and could harm garden birds.
Sydney Shark Attacks: Surfers Flee After Four Incidents
A spate of four shark attacks in 48 hours across Sydney and New South Wales has rattled the surfing community, with seasoned surfers cancelling sessions and leaving the city.
Fisher Returns to Ohio After 100-Year Absence
A fisher has been spotted in Cleveland Metroparks, Ohio, marking the first sighting of this native mammal in the region since it vanished in the mid-1800s due to habitat loss and unregulated hunting.
RFK Jr's Meat Diet Plan Raises Climate Alarm
New US dietary guidelines promoting increased meat consumption could require 100 million extra acres of land and add millions of tons of emissions, experts warn.
Boy, 12, fights for life after Sydney shark attack
A 12-year-old boy faces a critical battle after a bull shark attack in Sydney Harbour, one of four terrifying encounters in 48 hours. Authorities urge swimmers to stay out of the water.
UK's 2026 Forecast: Fourth Record Hot Year Ahead
The Met Office predicts 2026 will be the fourth year in a row with global temperatures 1.4C above pre-industrial levels. Find out when warmer weather will return to the UK.
Fletcher's US Move Scuppered by Pandemic Visa Issues
Former Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher and wife Liz reveal how Covid halted their Hollywood plans, forcing a dramatic pivot to farming. Discover their unexpected journey.
Four Shark Attacks in 48 Hours Linked to Pollution
A spate of shark attacks off Australia's coast is linked to sewage, pesticides and noise pollution disrupting marine life, an expert reveals. Learn how human activity is changing shark behaviour.
Social Media Influencer Races to Save Thailand's Dugongs
Amateur conservationist Theerasak 'Pop' Saksritawee uses drones and social media to fight for Thailand's vanishing dugongs. Discover his urgent work on habitat restoration and climate change.
Influencer's Mission to Save Thailand's Dugongs
Marine biologist and influencer Thon Thamrongnawasawat leads a desperate fight to protect Thailand's critically endangered dugong population from habitat loss and plastic pollution. Discover the urgent conservation efforts.
Half of Thailand's dugong population lost in crisis
A mysterious seagrass die-off along Thailand's Andaman Coast has decimated the dugong population, with numbers halving in recent years. Scientists race to understand the cause as local conservationists fight to protect the last survivors.
SFO's Harvey Milk Terminal 1 Named World's Most Beautiful
San Francisco International Airport's Harvey Milk Terminal 1 has won the Prix Versailles award for the second year running. Discover its sustainable design and cultural significance.
Stop Baking, Use Bicarbonate of Soda in Your Garden
Gardening experts reveal a brilliant hack: turn bicarbonate of soda into a homemade anti-fungal spray to protect plants in winter. Discover the simple method and science behind this kitchen-to-garden tip.
Camera study reveals hedgehog habits in UK gardens
A major camera trap study in Cheshire gardens reveals how vital these spaces are for hedgehogs. Find out how food and foxes influence their nocturnal visits and what you can do to help.
Testing the Banana Peel Water Plant Fertiliser Hack
We tested the social media trend of using banana water as plant food. Discover the surprising results and why experts recommend a balanced fertiliser instead for healthy houseplants.
Feed Robins 5 Kitchen Leftovers to Help Them Survive Winter
RSPCA experts reveal how kitchen scraps like cheese and pasta can help robins survive the harsh winter. Learn the safe way to feed them and bring these beloved birds to your garden.
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