Remove English Ivy Naturally: Simple Free Method
English ivy can damage walls and fences. The RHS recommends cutting stems back regularly and peeling them away to remove ivy without chemicals.
Category : Environment
Swifts Spark Joy: How to Help Britain's Declining Aerial Marvels
Britain's swift population has declined by 68%. Learn how to help these beloved birds with nesting sites and food.
Swiss Snowfall Decline Threatens Ski Industry
Swiss study shows average snowfall loss of 8cm per decade, threatening ski resorts with high snow-making costs.
Poynton Fruit Farm Permanently Closes After 17 Years
Poynton Fruit Farm, a popular pick-your-own farm in Cheshire, has permanently closed after 17 years, citing other interests.
Brexit Fails to Halt Decline of UK Fish Stocks, Study Finds
Study finds UK fish stocks still overfished post-Brexit, with only 41% healthy. Experts call for urgent action.
Edinburgh Zoo's Penguin Parade Axed Amid Bird Flu Fears
Edinburgh Zoo cancels its popular penguin parade, the Wee Waddle, due to increased risk of avian influenza in the UK.
UK Agency Funds First Real-World Geoengineering Trials to Block Sunlight
UK agency funds real-world geoengineering trials to block sunlight, including stratospheric particles and cloud brightening, amid climate crisis concerns.
Kākāpō Cam Live Stream Captivates Thousands with Rare Glimpse of Endangered Parrot
Live stream of kākāpō parrot and chicks captivates over 100,000 viewers as record breeding season unfolds in New Zealand.
Soda Crystals Remove Oven Grease for Sparkling Results
Soda crystals effectively remove stubborn oven door grease and burnt-on food, leaving glass sparkling. A Mrs Hinch group member found it superior to baking soda, vinegar, and commercial cleaners.
Britain in 2052: Heatwaves Transform Society
By 2052, UK heatwaves could make homes uninhabitable, cause water and food rationing, and overwhelm hospitals, warns a new analysis.
38 Bird Species Spotted In Winter At Swillington Ings
A winter bird count at Swillington Ings in West Yorkshire records 38 species, including greater black-backed gulls and a little owl.
China Won't Lead Alone on Climate, Senior Adviser Warns
China's senior climate adviser says Beijing won't lead alone on climate policy, citing US absence and trade barriers, while committing to green transition.
UK Heatwave: 27.7C Saturday, 35C Peak Expected Next Week
Saturday reached 27.7C in Essex as the Met Office warns of 'quite exceptional' heat next week, with temperatures peaking around 35C on Tuesday and Wednesday, triggering amber health warnings.
Greenland Shark Secrets: Not Blind, and Perhaps Not 500 Years Old
Scientists discover Greenland sharks are not blind and question their 500-year lifespan, revealing mysteries of the Arctic predator.
Complex Documentary Explores Bear Reintroduction Conflict in the Pyrenees
British filmmaker Max Keegan's documentary 'The Shepherd and the Bear' explores the conflict over brown bear reintroduction in the Pyrenees.
China’s Solar Subsidy Cuts Threaten Africa’s Energy Boom
China's end to solar export VAT rebates may raise costs for Africa's solar boom, but experts say impact is manageable and solar remains competitive.
Big Agriculture Lobbyists Outnumber Canada at COP30 Climate Talks
Over 300 agribusiness lobbyists at COP30, outnumbering Canada's delegation, sparking concerns over corporate influence on climate action.
Taxpayers Fund Dartmoor Habitat Destruction, Says Chris Packham
Chris Packham reveals taxpayer-funded farming is destroying Dartmoor's habitats, with only 0.1% of protected sites in good condition.
Cornish Village Stops Paying Water Bills Over Sewage
Cornish villagers join growing movement refusing to pay water bills over sewage crisis, citing profiteering and environmental damage.
James Martin's Secret to Perfect Brussels Sprouts: Deep Fry and Spray with Vinegar
James Martin shares a simple trick for amazing Brussels sprouts: deep fry and spray with malt vinegar. Plus tips for perfect stuffing.
Experts Reveal Exact Date to Start Mowing Your Lawn in 2026
Experts recommend March 18 as the ideal date to start mowing your lawn in 2026, with tips for a healthy cut and optimal grass growth.
Seabird Feeding Frenzy Observed At Tyrella Beach
A seabird feeding frenzy involving bait fish was observed off Tyrella Beach, County Down, showcasing dramatic predator-prey interactions.
Wildfire Forces Evacuations and School Lockdown in South-West Spain
Wildfire in south-west Spain forces evacuations and school lockdown, burning 7,500 hectares. Deliberately started, strong winds hinder firefighting efforts.
UK Faces Looming Threat of Food Shortages and Anarchy
Richard Harvey warns UK faces food shortages and anarchy unless it boosts domestic food production, citing falling self-sufficiency and competing land uses.
Peter Egan Condemns Morocco's Stray Dog Cull Ahead of World Cup
Peter Egan condemns Morocco's cull of stray dogs ahead of the 2030 World Cup, calling it barbaric and urging FIFA to act.
Monty Don's January Pruning Tips for Gardeners
Monty Don shares January pruning tips for gardeners, including pruning shrubs and hedges for vigorous growth.
Seafood Giant Faces Abuse Claims in Fish Farming
Undercover video shows cruelty at Cooke Aquaculture salmon hatchery in Maine, prompting investigation amid US push to expand fish farming.
Bird Flu Kills 13,000 Seal Pups on Remote Islands
H5N1 bird flu killed over 75% of newborn southern elephant seals on Heard and McDonald Islands, around 13,000 pups, and also hit penguins and seabirds, scientists report.
Red Hill, Canberra: Walking Tracks and Ochre Earth Transport Me Back
Paul Daley reflects on Red Hill, Canberra, where walking tracks, scar trees, and ochre earth evoke memories of family and dogs.
Met Office Issues 47-Hour Amber Heat Warning for 71 UK Areas
The Met Office has issued an amber heat warning for 71 areas across the UK from Monday, with temperatures potentially reaching 35°C and risks of power cuts.
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