New Deadly Box Jellyfish Species Found Off Australia
Marine biologists have identified a potential new species of deadly box jellyfish after a swarm of nearly 100 was spotted off the Pilbara coast in Western Australia.
Category : Environment
Alan Titchmarsh's Natural Weed Removal Method
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh reveals a simple, chemical-free technique using sunlight and basic tools to eliminate stubborn weeds from gravel and patio surfaces effectively within days.
Cumbria Nature Festival Dress Code Clarified After Mix-Up
Organisers of the Cumbria Nature Festival have issued a statement recommending clothes for attendees after confusion with a nudist event, offering refunds to those who booked by mistake.
Climate Activists Swap Doom for Joy to Inspire Change
Activists, teachers, and psychologists worldwide are using laughter, dancing, and joy to combat climate change, emphasizing happiness over sacrifice to motivate action.
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Independent & WaterAid Join for Earth Day 2026
The Independent donates £20,000 in advertising to WaterAid's 'Time to Deliver' campaign, urging clean water in health centres globally ahead of the UN Water Conference.
Macaques Eat Soil to Treat Junk Food Digestive Issues
Gibraltar macaques eat soil to cope with digestive problems from tourists' junk food, a Cambridge study finds, suggesting this learned behavior helps them enjoy human snacks.
Earth Day 2026: History and Significance of Global Movement
Earth Day, celebrated on April 22, began in 1970 as a US teach-in. Now observed in over 192 countries, it focuses on climate change and environmental activism.
Barefoot Trails: A Unique Way to Connect with Nature This Earth Day
Discover barefoot trails in Germany and Arizona that offer immersive sensory experiences, health benefits, and a deeper connection to nature this Earth Day.
Earth Day 2026: History of the Global Movement
Millions worldwide mark Earth Day on April 22, 2026. Learn about its origins from the 1960s environmental movement and its evolution into a global force.
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Breakthrough Could Save Ash Trees from Disease
Scientists have developed a fast-track method to breed disease-resistant ash trees, offering hope against the ash dieback epidemic threatening up to 80% of UK ash.
£15 Home Bargains Feeder Creates Birdwatcher's Haven
Home Bargains sells a £15 bird feeder stand that can turn gardens into a haven for local wildlife, with tips from the RSPB on feeding and cleaning.
Gibraltar Monkeys Eat Soil to Counter Junk Food Effects
Gibraltar macaques have learned to eat soil to soothe stomachs upset by junk food from tourists. The behaviour may be socially learned and provides protective gut lining and minerals.
Fast-Track Breeding Could Save Ash Trees From Disease
Scientists have developed a rapid seed germination method that reduces ash breeding from years to weeks, offering hope against ash dieback which threatens 80% of UK ash trees.
Sheep Wool: The Secret to a Thriving Spring Garden
Experts recommend adding sheep wool to gardens this spring for natural fertilisation, slug deterrence, moisture retention, and weed suppression, offering an eco-friendly alternative to chemicals.
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Woman's Body Found in Japan After Bear Attack on Police
A woman's body was discovered in Iwate prefecture, Japan, after a police officer was injured in a bear attack. The bear was shot dead, marking a potential first fatality of 2026 amid rising bear encounters.
Channel 7's Spotlight Criticised for Biased Renewable Energy Report
Channel Seven's Spotlight program faced backlash for a one-sided investigation into Australia's renewable energy sector, omitting key facts and failing to provide right of reply.
Nepal's Conservation Success Sparks Wildlife Conflict
As rhino and tiger populations rebound in Nepal, rising human-wildlife encounters are creating dangerous situations. Community education programs are emerging as crucial solutions.
Pet Flea Treatments Harm UK Songbirds, Urgent Regulation Needed
A University of Sussex study finds pesticides from pet flea treatments in nearly all UK songbird feathers, harming brain function and breeding. Conservationists demand prescription-only sales to curb environmental damage.
Houseplant Hack: Overnight Tap Water Removes Chlorine
Leaving tap water in a wide-mouthed container overnight allows chlorine to evaporate, benefiting sensitive plants like calatheas and ferns, though chloramine may require alternative solutions.
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Sam Neill Threatened Over Goldmine Opposition in New Zealand
Actor Sam Neill reports receiving violent threats from supporters of a fast-tracked goldmine near his Central Otago farm, sparking debate over environmental and economic impacts.
UNESCO Sites Defy Wildlife Decline, Face Climate Threats
New research reveals wildlife populations within UNESCO-protected areas remain stable despite global declines, but climate change and deforestation pose severe risks to these vital habitats.
Welsh Farmers Sue Green Energy Firm Over Pylon Routes
Approximately 500 Welsh farmers have initiated a landmark high court case against Green Gen Cymru, alleging intimidation, unlawful land entry, and biosecurity risks related to new electricity pylon routes across rural Wales.
UK Spy Chiefs' Climate Security Report Suppressed
A major report from UK intelligence agencies on climate threats to national security was cancelled and kept secret, raising concerns about government transparency.
Climate Change Lengthens Pollen Season in UK and Europe
Research reveals climate breakdown has extended the pollen season by up to two weeks since the 1990s, worsening allergies and health risks across the UK and mainland Europe.
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Women Mayors Lead Inclusive Urban Transformation in Cities
From Barcelona to Paris, female mayors are reclaiming public space, reducing car traffic, and boosting sustainability through innovative policies like superblocks and cycling networks.
Mud-Rich Coastline Made 2011 Japan Tsunami More Destructive
New analysis of video footage shows how mud-rich rice paddies transformed the 2011 Japan tsunami into a thick, forceful flow, increasing damage and casualties significantly.
UK Supermarkets Fuel Plastic Waste Crisis Weekly
UK households discard 1.6 billion plastic pieces weekly, with 82% from food packaging. Tesco and Sainsbury's lead in fruit and veg plastic, much incinerated, worsening pollution and health disparities.
Peace Lilies Bloom with Monthly Rice Water Fertiliser
Gardening experts reveal how a simple monthly application of raw rice water can transform flowerless peace lilies into spectacular blooming plants, thanks to its natural nutrient content.
Woman Found Dead in Japan After Bear Injures Police Officer
A woman's body was discovered in Iwate prefecture following a bear attack that wounded a police officer. If confirmed, this would be Japan's first bear attack fatality of 2026 amid rising incidents.
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Slow Fashion Movement Returns to Farm Roots
Young designers are reviving forgotten textile techniques, reconnecting fashion with farming traditions to combat climate change and fast fashion's environmental impact.
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