Chernobyl's Lingering Shadow Over Welsh Farming Community
Up to 359 Welsh farms still under Chernobyl restrictions 22 years on, with rigorous testing for sheep before entering food chain.
Up to 359 Welsh farms still under Chernobyl restrictions 22 years on, with rigorous testing for sheep before entering food chain.
UK intelligence warns ecosystem collapse threatens national security, with food shortages and mass migration risks.
Robins are returning to UK gardens as wildlife habitats improve, with gardeners like Kate Bradbury attracting them through compost, feeders, and ponds.
National Trust sinks three barges in Essex estuary to create novel bird island habitat, using sediment and recycled Thames lighters.
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A suspected adder sighting at a Welsh nursery led to a closure, but a snake expert found no evidence, deeming it a false alarm.
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Invasive carpet sea squirts found in Strangford Lough threaten native species and local economy; clean-up efforts complicated by currents.
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Saplings from the felled Sycamore Gap tree are being planted across the UK as symbols of hope and resilience.
Chernobyl's wildlife shows strange adaptations 40 years after disaster, including darker tree frogs and other mutations.
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Hundreds of dead sharks and fish wash up on two Welsh beaches, likely discarded by fishing boats.
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