Cameron warns of deep-sea tourism dangers post-Titan

Oscar-winning director James Cameron, a veteran deep-sea explorer, warns of the risks in unregulated deep-sea tourism after the Titan submersible disaster. He draws parallels to the Titanic's own tragic fate.

Trump budget cuts threaten US national parks

The Trump administration's latest budget proposal includes significant cuts to US national parks, raising concerns about conservation, tourism, and local economies. Experts warn of long-term damage.

UK wildlife thrives with butterflies & birds flourishing

This summer, the UK has witnessed a remarkable resurgence in wildlife, with butterflies and birds thriving in unexpected numbers. Experts suggest a combination of favourable weather and conservation efforts may be behind this ecological boost.

Baking soda trick for amazing lavender blooms

Discover the surprising household item that can transform your lavender plants into a stunning floral display. Experts reveal why this trick works and how to use it effectively.

Blue whale songs mysteriously declining

Researchers uncover a puzzling drop in blue whale vocalisations, raising concerns about the impact of human activity on these majestic marine creatures.

Rare chough seen in Kent after 200-year absence

A rare red-billed chough, a bird steeped in Cornish legend, has been sighted in Kent for the first time in two centuries, sparking excitement among birdwatchers and conservationists.

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