Monty Don's March Lawn Secret for Moss-Free Grass
Gardening expert Monty Don reveals a simple March task to eliminate moss and achieve a thicker, healthier lawn by focusing on soil aeration and natural feeding.
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March Lawn Care Tips for Greener Grass from Experts
Gardening specialists reveal essential March lawn maintenance tasks including mowing, debris clearing, and feeding to ensure vibrant grass this spring and summer.
Decoding Seed Packet Jargon for Indoor Planting
Learn how to cut through confusing seed packet terms with this glossary. Understand annuals, perennials, germination rates, and more to plant indoors successfully.
UN Rapporteur Demands Economic Shift from Growth to Redistribution
Olivier De Schutter, UN special rapporteur on poverty, outlines a radical plan to move beyond growth-focused economics, advocating for wealth taxes and a new UN body to fight inequality.
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Celebrities and MPs Demand Closure of Beagle Testing Site
Amanda Holden, Dame Joanna Lumley, and cross-party politicians call for immediate shutdown of MBR Acres in Cambridgeshire, urging safe rehoming of all beagles and an end to animal testing.
Crushed Eggshells Boost Bird Health in Spring
Experts recommend leaving sterilised, crushed eggshells on bird tables throughout March to provide essential calcium for nesting birds and their chicks.
Hairdressers Become Climate Change Influencers in UK
UK scientists identify hairdressers as powerful influencers in climate action, with salon conversations driving sustainable behavior changes among clients nationwide.
Colombia's Coffee Crisis: Harvests Rot as Labour Vanishes
Despite historic harvests and soaring global prices, Colombia's coffee farmers struggle with labour shortages, climate change, and rural abandonment, threatening a UNESCO-recognised cultural industry.
Compensation Paid After Girl Killed in Elephant Attack in India
A 17-year-old girl was killed by a wild elephant in Karnataka, sparking protests and leading to government compensation of Rs 20 lakh for her family amid human-wildlife conflict concerns.
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Orphaned Monkey Punch Finally Makes Friends After Viral Toy Comfort
Punch, the baby macaque who captured global hearts by clinging to a stuffed toy after maternal rejection, is now integrating with his troop at Japan's Ichikawa City Zoo.
Tech Firms 'Playing with Food System' Using AI, Warn Experts
A thinktank warns that Google, Microsoft, and Amazon are using AI to influence crop choices, risking local farming and food security globally.
Neem Oil: Natural Pest Control for Mealybugs on Houseplants
Discover how neem oil, a natural pesticide, can help eliminate mealybugs from houseplants with proper application and persistence, though severe cases may require stronger measures.
Experts Weigh In: Should You Plant Out-of-Date Seeds?
As gardening season approaches, experts discuss viability of expired seeds, storage tips, and germination tests to maximise your chances of success.
Clarkson's Farm Struggles with Profit Loss and Filming Halt
Jeremy Clarkson warns of a 'problematic year' for Diddly Squat farm, citing crop losses, bovine TB, and weather disruptions that have paused filming for his Prime Video series.
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Crocodile Found 2,000km South of Habitat in Australian Creek
A 12-year-old boy discovered a juvenile crocodile in Newcastle, Australia, 2,000km from its tropical home. Authorities captured the reptile, suspecting it was an illegal pet release.
British Avocados Grown Year-Round on Landfill Using Waste Gas
Eco-farmers in Wiltshire have installed a massive dome on a rubbish dump to grow avocados and exotic fruit all year using methane and CO2 from waste, potentially transforming food production.
How to Use Out-of-Date Seeds: Expert Gardening Tips
Gardeners can still plant old seeds past their 'sow by' date with careful techniques. Experts explain viability tests, storage methods, and which vegetables last longest.
Teenager Killed in Sudden Elephant Attack in Southern India
A 17-year-old girl was killed by a wild elephant in Karnataka, highlighting persistent human-wildlife conflict in India where expanding settlements intersect with animal corridors.
Raise Hens Instead of Buying 'Posh' Supermarket Eggs
Independent readers champion keeping backyard hens for superior taste, self-sufficiency, and daily joy, arguing it surpasses any supermarket egg purchase.
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Crocodile Mistaken for Log Leads to Family's Narrow Escape
A mother in Australia initially dismissed her son's crocodile sighting as a joke, only to discover a real reptile lurking in a local creek where children often swim.
Australia's Summer: Wettest in Decade, Eighth-Hottest Record
Australia experienced its wettest summer in nearly a decade with rainfall 32% above average, alongside being the eighth-hottest on record. South Australia saw dramatic swings from January heatwaves to February floods.
Triassic Footprints Found in Wirral's Storeton Wood Quarry
A journey through Storeton Wood reveals ancient crocodile-like creature footprints from the Triassic period, discovered by Victorian quarry workers and now commemorated.
Plant Bare-Root Roses Now for Summer Blooms
Gardening experts advise planting bare-root roses in March while dormant for vibrant summer flowers. Tips include soaking roots and protecting from frost.
Crocodile Found 2,000km From Habitat in Australian Creek
A juvenile crocodile was discovered in a temperate Australian creek far from its natural tropical habitat, initially dismissed as a log before authorities confirmed and captured the reptile.
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Crocodile Captured in Newcastle Creek After Search
A freshwater crocodile was rescued from Iron Bark Creek in Newcastle, Australia, after a two-day search by handlers from the Australian Reptile Park.
Crocodile Caught in Australian Creek 1,200 Miles From Home
A juvenile freshwater crocodile was captured in a temperate Australian creek 1,200 miles from its natural habitat, sparking initial disbelief and AI-generated fake suspicions.
Campaigners Urge Scottish Ministers to Control Data Centre Growth
Action to Protect Rural Scotland warns that planned hyperscale data centres could more than double Scotland's energy use, urging government intervention to prioritize national needs over tech giants.
Ferries Emit More Sulphur Than Cars in EU Port Cities
Analysis shows ferries emit more sulphur oxides than road vehicles in 13 of Europe's 15 largest port cities, including Dublin and Helsinki, highlighting a major air pollution source.
Deadly Rabbit Virus Threatens 90% of UK Wild Population
A highly virulent strain of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease from China could decimate UK wild rabbits, echoing the devastation of Myxomatosis in the 1950s, with no cure available.
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Antarctica Ice Loss Eight Times Greater London's Size
Satellite data reveals Antarctica has lost 5,000 square miles of ice over three decades, with rapid melting concentrated in Western Antarctica and the Arctic Peninsula.
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