Alan Titchmarsh's Copper Collar Trick to Deter Slugs
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh reveals his simple, cost-effective method using copper collars to protect hostas and other plants from slugs and snails, especially during peak seasons.
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11am Watering Rule for Stronger Roses This Spring
Gardeners can achieve bigger, more colourful rose blooms by following a simple morning watering routine before 11am, avoiding fungal diseases and pests.
Companion Planting: Grow Veg Combinations for Better Harvests
Expert gardeners reveal how companion planting, like basil with tomatoes or beetroot with onions, can enhance crop yields and deter pests naturally.
African Scientists Champion Fungi Conservation Globally
African mycologists are driving a global movement to conserve fungi, highlighting their critical role in ecosystems and carbon storage, with efforts to include 'funga' alongside flora and fauna.
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Wall Lizard Encounter on Isle of Wight's Hottest Day
A Londoner's tranquil Easter retreat in Ventnor is interrupted by a bold wall lizard, whose origins in this Mediterranean-like microclimate remain a subject of scientific debate.
Scottish Nature Funding Deal Collapses Without MSPs' Knowledge
A £100m private investment deal for Scottish nature restoration has collapsed, with MSPs not informed. Ministers face accusations of secrecy as Aberdeen withdraws from the NatureScot partnership.
Giant Echidna Fossil Hidden 120 Years Reveals Ice Age Victoria
A skull fragment discovered in an unsorted museum tray has confirmed that 15kg giant echidnas once roamed Victoria, solving a long-standing palaeontological mystery.
Clear Patio Moss for Good with £1.40 Kitchen Staple
Gardening experts reveal a simple, affordable home remedy using white vinegar to eliminate slippery moss from patios and driveways, costing just £1.40 per litre.
Kabul Faces Severe Water Crisis as Groundwater Vanishes
Afghanistan's capital Kabul confronts a dire water shortage, with aquifers dropping 25-30 meters in a decade. Residents struggle with heavy containers while authorities scramble for solutions amid climate change and mismanagement.
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Stunning 'Tornado Rip' Phenomenon at Sydney's Manly Beach
A breathtaking photograph of a 'tornado rip' at Manly Beach in Sydney has amazed Australians, highlighting the hidden dangers of underwater currents.
Florida Shelter Criticised for Importing Puppies While Full
The Humane Society of Tampa Bay sparked controversy after declaring all kennels full, then importing six puppies from Georgia, raising questions about prioritising local animals versus more adoptable imports.
Monty Don Warns Gardeners: Digging Up Bluebells Is Illegal
Gardeners face fines up to £5,000 for illegally digging up protected bluebell plants this spring, with Monty Don and the National Trust issuing urgent warnings.
Easter Hike Horror: Human Waste and Unattended Fire Found in Park
A father and his children discovered human excrement, scattered wipes, and a still-burning campfire during a family hike in Gardens of Stone National Park, sparking outrage and warnings of fines.
Farmer Exposes Waste Licence Flaws by Registering Cow as Official
A farmer registered her prize cow as a waste disposal official to highlight how criminals exploit lax checks in the system, fueling flytipping across the countryside.
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Oldest Gorilla Fatou Turns 69 at Berlin Zoo
Fatou, the world's oldest gorilla, marked her 69th birthday with a healthy feast at Berlin Zoo, avoiding sugar due to her age. She arrived in 1959 and lives alone, having outlived many peers.
Soybean Farmers Hit by Tariffs and Iran War Disruptions
Midwest soybean farmers face financial strain from low prices, rising costs, and supply chain disruptions from U.S.-China tariffs and the Iran war, according to AP and Lee Enterprises reporting.
Colombia to Cull 80 Pablo Escobar Hippos Despite Outcry
Colombian officials have authorised a controversial cull of up to 80 wild hippos descended from Pablo Escobar's private zoo, citing threats to villagers and native ecosystems.
Super Typhoon Sinlaku Threatens Mariana Islands with Destructive Winds
Super Typhoon Sinlaku, with winds reaching 150mph, is barreling toward the Mariana Islands, bringing risks of flash flooding, mudslides, and dangerous storm surges. The storm's unusual April timing highlights extreme weather patterns in the Pacific.
Chilly the Kitten: Rescued from Freezing in Detroit
Brian Owen recounts saving a kitten frozen to a dock in Detroit, nursing her back to health, and how Chilly became a beloved part of his family despite his allergies.
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Lake Erie Becomes Largest Digital Freshwater Research Facility
Once heavily polluted, Lake Erie is now a vast water research facility with sensor buoys monitoring quality, tackling issues like algal blooms and microplastics.
Super El Niño Threat: Record Heat and Extreme Weather Ahead
Experts warn a potential 'super El Niño' this summer could supercharge extreme weather events, pushing global temperatures to record highs and causing devastating droughts and storms worldwide.
Trump's Climate Silence Stalls IMF and World Bank Green Plans
At the IMF and World Bank spring meetings, developing countries face pressure to avoid climate discussions amid US opposition, risking shelving of a crucial green action plan.
Spring Blooms Flourish After UK Temperature Swings
Record-breaking heat followed by a cold snap has created ideal conditions for vibrant tulips, daffodils, and wisteria across England, delighting gardeners ahead of major flower shows.
German Whale Stranding Sparks National Drama and Tensions
A humpback whale stranded in the Baltic Sea has captivated Germany, leading to emotional debates, death threats, and political fallout as experts declare it beyond saving.
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Start a Vegetable Garden: Expert Tips for Beginners
Learn how to begin a vegetable garden with advice from horticulture experts. Discover the benefits, essential tools, and common mistakes to avoid for success.
Colombia to Cull 80 Hippos from Escobar's Legacy
Colombian officials authorise culling of up to 80 feral hippos descended from Pablo Escobar's private zoo, citing threats to ecosystems and villagers after failed population control efforts.
Colombia to Cull Hippos from Pablo Escobar's Legacy Herd
Colombian officials have approved a plan to cull up to 80 hippos, descendants of animals brought by drug lord Pablo Escobar, citing threats to villagers and native ecosystems.
Colombia Approves Cull of Escobar's Wild Hippos
Colombian officials have approved a controversial plan to cull up to 80 wild hippos, descendants of Pablo Escobar's private zoo, due to threats to villagers and native species.
Recycling Old Electronics: Benefits and Cost Savings
Learn how to properly recycle old laptops and electronics, why it's crucial for the environment, and how it can potentially lower future device costs.
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Gray Whale Deaths Surge in San Francisco Bay
At least six gray whales died in San Francisco Bay from March to April 2026, with vessel strikes and malnutrition threatening the struggling population as Arctic food supplies decline.
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