Australian Farmer Targets US with Camel Milk
An Australian farmer is pioneering the export of camel milk to the United States, aiming to tap into growing demand for alternative dairy products and sustainable farming practices.
Category : Environment
1926 Country Diary: Ravens Toy with the Tempest
A century-old diary entry reveals ravens fearlessly engaging with stormy winds, showcasing their intelligence and playful nature in harsh weather.
Sydney Water Ordered to Remove Fatberg After Beach Closures
Sydney Water has been mandated to clean up a massive fatberg at its Malabar plant, linked to debris that closed NSW beaches last summer. The EPA issued a pollution reduction program to prevent future incidents.
Wood Pigeon Courtship Rituals Echo Bridgerton Romance
Observing wood pigeon courtship reveals intricate rituals reminiscent of Bridgerton's romantic dramas, with bowing, cooing, and synchronized flights in nature's own ballroom.
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Rare Dark Bee Species Rediscovered by Belgian Beekeepers
A rare dark bee species has been rediscovered in Belgium by beekeepers, sparking conservation efforts to protect this unique pollinator in honeybee habitats.
Sydney Water's Malabar Plant Tackles Fatberg and Poo Balls
Sydney Water's Malabar treatment plant faces a massive fatberg and poo balls, highlighting urban waste challenges and environmental impacts in Australia's largest city.
Cockapoo Luna Rescued After 500ft Cliff Fall in Dorset
A cockapoo named Luna was reunited with her owner following a complex two-day rescue mission involving over 40 personnel after she fell 160ft down a cliff on Dorset's Jurassic Coast.
Harbour Mud Used to Restore Protective Saltmarsh in Lymington
Dredged sediment from Lymington Harbour is being used in a groundbreaking restoration project to rebuild eroding saltmarsh, protecting coastal economies and wildlife from rising sea levels.
Vegan Activist Confronts Fisherman at Bondi Beach, Sparks Debate
Controversial vegan activist Tash Peterson removed a father's fishing rods at Bondi Beach, lecturing him about animal cruelty in front of his child, sparking heated online backlash and support.
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London Wildlife Catapult Attacks Prompt Regulation Campaign
A series of catapult attacks on wild animals in London parks has left dozens dead, including red-listed birds. Greenwich Wildlife Network is campaigning for tighter regulation after recording over 100 incidents in 2024 alone.
Vehicle Exhaust Costs Australia $6.2bn in Health Yearly
A University of Melbourne study finds air pollution from trucks and buses costs Australians $6.2bn yearly in health effects, with children near major roads exposed to pollution akin to eight cigarettes daily.
Brinkley Criticises Trump's Policies on Instagram
Supermodel Christie Brinkley has launched a scathing critique of Donald Trump's environmental rollbacks and leadership via Instagram Stories, highlighting health risks and climate concerns.
Hamza Yassin Speechless Over Flapper Skate on Countryfile
Countryfile presenter Hamza Yassin was left speechless during a mission to protect the critically endangered flapper skate off Scotland's coast, exclaiming 'I was not expecting this'.
Scottish Campaigner's 3,000-Mile Tartan Trek for Mental Health
Craig Ferguson flies to the US to walk from Los Angeles to Boston in a kilt, aiming to raise £1 million for Scottish mental health charity SAMH over 104 days.
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Orphaned Monkey Punch Finds Forever Friend After Viral Loneliness
Punch, a six-month-old macaque abandoned by his mother, has been accepted into his troop at Ichikawa City Zoo with a protective adult named Onsing as his constant companion.
Gardeners: Check Lavender Base for Winter Survival Clues
Experts advise gardeners to inspect lavender plants carefully in late winter, focusing on the woody base for green shoots rather than prematurely discarding them.
Use Rice Leftovers to Fill Bird Feeders This February
Gardeners can help birds survive late winter by using leftover rice in feeders, debunking myths about its dangers. Experts recommend unsalted rice and other kitchen scraps.
Abandoned 'Jet Blue' Dog Adopted by Officer's Family
A dog nicknamed 'Jet Blue' was abandoned at Las Vegas airport after its owner was denied boarding. The dog has now been adopted by the family of the police officer who rescued him.
Chimps Flirt by Ripping Leaves Like Awkward Teenagers
Primatologist Cat Hobaiter reveals adolescent chimpanzees flirt by carefully ripping leaves near potential mates, a behaviour akin to human teenage awkwardness.
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Welsh Village Saves Forest Through Community Action
A small Welsh village has successfully protected its local forest from development, securing its ecological and economic future through determined grassroots activism.
Jesse Jackson's Global Legacy of Activism and Justice
Jesse Jackson's lifelong activism for civil rights and social justice has left a profound global impact, inspiring movements worldwide.
San Jose's $17 Billion Gold: Sunken Treasure Saga
The Spanish galleon San Jose, sunk in 1708 with gold coins worth billions, remains a treasure hunter's dream. Julian Sancton's book explores the battle, salvage attempts, and eccentric characters behind this maritime mystery.
New Yorker: 'Rats Rule This City' After Snow Footprint Shock
Comedian Ashley Bez discovered thousands of rat paw prints in fresh snow during a dog walk, revealing a hidden rodent highway that has horrified and fascinated TikTok viewers.
Avalanche Surge from Climate Change Threatens Ski Resorts
Rising global temperatures are increasing avalanche frequency and severity in Alpine regions, posing significant risks to ski resorts and local communities, with experts warning of more extreme weather events ahead.
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AI's Hidden Thirst: Water Footprint of Chatbot Conversations
As AI usage skyrockets, concerns mount over its substantial water consumption for cooling data centres. Experts debate whether this poses a global crisis or is overstated compared to daily human water use.
Winter Olympics' Hidden Environmental Cost Exposed
A new report reveals the massive environmental toll of the Winter Olympics, challenging the green image promoted by organizers and raising urgent questions about sustainability.
Alan Titchmarsh: Cover Soil Now for Early Spring Planting
Renowned horticulturist Alan Titchmarsh advises gardeners to cover soil with black polythene immediately to warm it up and enable earlier sowings this spring.
Cape Town Baboon Boom Sparks Debate Over Coexistence
Cape Town faces a growing baboon population, with conflicts between residents and activists over management strategies like fencing, sanctuaries, and ranger patrols.
When to Start Mowing Lawns in 2026 According to Experts
Specialists at BLACK+DECKER have analysed Met Office data to determine the precise date for the first lawn mow of 2026, with crucial weather warnings for gardeners.
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Expert's February Task for Perfect Japanese Maples
Gardening specialists insist heavy winter pruning is essential for Japanese maples to thrive, with February being the ideal time for this crucial maintenance.
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