No Widespread Culling for Bluetongue in Northern Ireland
Stormont's Agriculture Minister confirms no mass culling planned after bluetongue detected near Bangor. 2 confirmed, 44 suspected cases. No risk to public health or food safety.
Category : Environment
Hollywood horror hurting UK wolf reintroduction
Public support for wolf rewilding in the UK remains low at 36%, with experts blaming centuries of negative portrayals in folklore and modern horror films like 'Nosferatu' for damaging perceptions. Discover the truth behind the myths.
How Horror Films Harm Wolf Rewilding in Britain
New research reveals Hollywood's persistent portrayal of wolves as monsters is damaging public support for their reintroduction in the UK and Ireland, where approval rates remain low.
Delhi air pollution sparks national emergency demand
Opposition lawmakers in India call for a national emergency as toxic smog engulfs Delhi, posing severe health risks to 30 million residents. Read about the political outcry and public health data.
Asia flood deaths pass 1,500 as deforestation warnings grow
Catastrophic floods and landslides across Asia have killed over 1,500 people, with environmental groups warning unchecked deforestation worsened the disaster. Calls mount for urgent policy reform.
Rare Palms Bloom for First Time in Decades Before Death
Spectacular flowering of rare talipot palms in Rio de Janeiro, a once-in-a-lifetime event decades in the making. Discover the story behind these botanical giants and their poignant message.
Baby seal gatecrashes New Zealand craft beer bar
A curious baby seal waddled into a busy craft beer bar in New Zealand. Patrons and staff helped guide it to safety before rangers released it. Discover the heartwarming story.
Seal Walks into Bar, Staff Yell 'Grab the Salmon!'
A lost baby fur seal caused pandemonium after wandering into a Richmond craft beer bar. Staff used salmon to lure it out before conservation rangers arrived. Read the full story.
Lonely Chapel Whispers and Roars in the Wind
A journey to a remote Welsh chapel reveals nature's dual voice: a gentle whisper in the grass and a roaring gale on the cliffs. Discover this hidden gem's powerful story.
3 Seeds to Plant in December for a Prize-Winning Garden
Gardening expert reveals the three essential kitchen garden seeds to sow in December, including onions for Boxing Day planting, to ensure a spectacular harvest next year. Get your compost ready!
Southeast Asia floods kill 1,300, a climate warning
Catastrophic floods and cyclones have claimed over 1,300 lives across Southeast Asia. Experts warn this 'new normal' is driven by climate change and deforestation, demanding urgent action on emissions and resilience.
Namibia's 35-Year Cheetah Sperm Bank for Conservation
For 35 years, a 'frozen zoo' of cheetah sperm has been stored in Namibia as a last resort against extinction. With fewer than 7,000 left in the wild, this genetic bank could be vital.
Rare Spotless Giraffe Dies Suddenly at Tennessee Zoo
Brights Zoo mourns the loss of Kipekee, the world's only solid-coloured reticulated giraffe. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of her tragic death. Read the full story.
WA Fishing Bans to Push Up Seafood Prices
Tough new fishing bans in Western Australia to protect critically low fish stocks will send seafood prices soaring. The measures start on December 16. Read more.
Escaped Lab Monkey Finds Permanent Home in New Jersey
Forrest, a rhesus macaque who escaped a Mississippi highway crash, is now settled at Popcorn Park Animal Refuge. Discover his journey and how to support his care.
Tribe reclaims 900 acres of Yosemite National Park land
The Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation regains ancestral land in Yosemite after a historic transfer by the Pacific Forest Trust. Discover the tribe's plans for ecological restoration.
Manure dumped at Ritz Hotel Christmas tree in protest
Activists from the Take Back Power group targeted The Ritz in Mayfair with a pungent protest against wealth inequality. Read the full story on the demonstration and police response.
Bean Family Farm faces closure in land trust battle
A 14th-generation Massachusetts farm, run by an L.L. Bean descendant, fights to survive. A local land trust blocks expansion onto conserved land, sparking a legal battle and fears of a community food desert.
Boil Water Notice for 24,000 Homes in Kent
South East Water restores supply to Tunbridge Wells after five days, but issues a crucial boil water notice. Residents face ongoing disruption as company apologises.
Rare white lion cubs born in Venezuelan zoo
A Venezuelan zoo celebrates the birth of two endangered white lion cubs, a vital boost for a species with under 200 left globally. Follow their journey and join the naming contest.
Southeast Asia floods kill 1,300, a climate warning
Catastrophic floods across Southeast Asia have killed over 1,300. Experts warn rising emissions and deforestation make such disasters the 'new normal'. Urgent action is needed.
Intoxicated raccoon breaks into liquor store, passes out
A raccoon crashed through a Virginia liquor store ceiling, smashed bottles, and was found 'very intoxicated' in the bathroom. Read the full bizarre story of this furry bandit's spree.
Intoxicated raccoon breaks into liquor store, passes out
A raccoon smashed its way into a Virginia liquor store, destroyed stock, and passed out in the bathroom. Read the bizarre story of this furry intruder's wild night.
Labour's new air pollution rules target wood-burning stoves
Labour's new environmental plan proposes tighter restrictions on wood-burning stoves, linked to serious health risks. Discover the facts and how to reduce harm.
Drunk raccoon breaks into Virginia liquor store
A raccoon broke into a Virginia liquor store, smashing bottles and getting drunk on scotch before being found passed out. Read the hilarious story of the animal's boozy escapade.
Marina Silva: 'Tiny crack for action' remains on climate
Brazil's environment minister Marina Silva gives an exclusive interview post-COP30, warning global efforts are 'insufficient' and only a narrow window for decisive action remains to save the planet.
520+ Chemicals Found in English Soil from Human Waste
A new study reveals over 520 chemicals, including banned pharmaceuticals, are persisting in English soils due to the use of treated human waste as fertiliser, posing potential risks to the food chain.
Delhi police accuse climate protesters of terror links
Delhi police arrest climate protesters, alleging Maoist ties as city chokes on hazardous smog. Six remanded in custody under serious national security charges.
Myanmar conflict drives record opium poppy cultivation
Intensifying civil war in Myanmar has led to a record expansion of opium poppy farming, with devastating humanitarian and global consequences. Read the full UN report analysis.
Surprise Origin of Cirrus Clouds Discovered by Scientists
New research reveals a surprising source for high-altitude cirrus clouds, challenging climate models. Discover how this impacts our understanding of global warming.
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