Yellowstone Supervolcano Magma Source Closer Than Thought
New research reveals Yellowstone's magma originates from a shallow 'magma mush' layer, not deep chambers, raising concerns about eruption potential amid increased seismic activity.
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NY Oyster Industry Hit with $2.4M Loss After Harsh Winter
A severe winter has devastated Long Island's oyster farms, causing an estimated $2.4 million in losses and threatening supply shortages. Governor Hochul seeks federal disaster designation for relief.
Monty Don's Urgent April Gardening Task: Plant Sweet Peas Now
Gardening expert Monty Don advises planting sweet peas by mid-April for fragrant summer blooms. He shares tips on sowing, soil, and care for vibrant displays from June.
World's Oldest Gorilla Fatou Celebrates 69th Birthday
Fatou, the world's oldest gorilla in captivity, marked her 69th birthday at Berlin Zoo with a sugar-free feast. The western lowland gorilla arrived in 1959 and remains a beloved resident despite age-related challenges.
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Garlic: 22p Item to Keep Rats and Mice Out of Your Garden
As spring breeding season approaches, DIY expert Glen Peskett reveals how garlic's pungent smell can effectively deter rats and mice from your property for just 22p per bulb.
Oldest Gorilla Fatou Marks 69th Birthday with Healthy Feast
Fatou, the world's oldest gorilla in captivity, celebrated her 69th birthday with a sugar-free feast at Berlin Zoo. The western lowland gorilla arrived in West Berlin in 1959 and enjoys a quiet life in her own enclosure.
World's Oldest Captive Gorilla Fatou Turns 69 at Berlin Zoo
Fatou, the world's oldest gorilla in captivity, marked her 69th birthday with a healthy feast at Berlin Zoo, reflecting on her remarkable journey from Africa to Germany.
Antarctic Megaberg A-23A Crumbles After 40-Year Odyssey
The colossal iceberg A-23A, once twice London's size, has shattered into fragments after drifting over 2,000 miles. Scientists tracked its dramatic final months as it melted near South Georgia.
Attract Owls to Garden for Pest Control with 30-Second Task
Wildlife experts reveal how switching off outdoor lights at night can attract owls to gardens for natural rodent control without harmful chemicals or traps.
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Wild Elephant Kills Man at Malaysian Palm Oil Plantation
A 69-year-old man was fatally trampled by a wild elephant at a palm oil plantation in Lahad Datu, Sabah, Malaysia. His son attempted to distract the animal, but the victim died from severe injuries.
Record March Heat Signals 'Superstrength' El Nino Brewing
March was the most abnormally hot month in 132 years for the continental US, with temperatures 5.19°C above normal. Forecasters warn a 'superstrength' El Nino could intensify global warmth.
US March Heat Shatters Records, Super El Niño Looms
March 2026 was the most abnormally hot month in US history, with temperatures 5.19°C above normal. Federal data shows over 19,800 daily heat records broken, amid forecasts of a strong El Niño.
Repurpose Old Tyres in Your Garden with Eco-Friendly Hacks
Discover how to transform old car tyres into creative planters, furniture, and landscaping features for your garden this spring. Learn safe, eco-friendly methods.
Elephant Kills Man at Malaysian Palm Oil Plantation
A 69-year-old man was fatally trampled by a wild elephant while working with his son at a palm oil plantation in Sabah, Malaysia. Authorities urge vigilance in areas with elephant presence.
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Glacier Melt Accelerates: 408 Gigatonnes Lost in 2025
A new study reveals Earth's glaciers are shrinking at alarming rates, with 408 gigatonnes of ice lost in 2025 alone. Experts warn this unprecedented melt could trigger collapse within decades.
Van Cherry Tree Spring Sale: Ideal for Small Gardens
A fan-trained Van cherry tree, producing large sweet fruits in mid-summer, is now discounted to £29.70 in a spring sale, ideal for patios and compact gardens.
Prepare Your Garden for Summer: A Complete Guide
With National Gardening Week approaching, discover practical tips to clean furniture, sow seeds, plant bulbs, and boost your lawn for a vibrant summer garden.
Lake District Barn Gains Grade II* Heritage Status
Henry's Castle, a 14th-century limestone barn in the Lake District, has been awarded Grade II* listed status, joining iconic landmarks like Battersea Power Station. The mysterious building, used as a livestock shelter, features rare medieval carpentry and
Rare Rock Whitebeam Trees Planted on Teesdale Quarry Ledges
Conservationists undertake a challenging spring planting mission to establish rare rock whitebeam trees on inaccessible limestone quarry ledges in the North Pennines.
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Country Diary 1976: St John's Vale, Cumbria - Timeless Serenity
A vivid recollection from April 1976 describes the tranquil, unchanging beauty of St John's Vale in Cumbria, where farms nestle under fells, curlews call, and a lone ewe lambs in isolation.
Midwest Soybean Farmers Squeezed by Tariffs and Iran War
Midwest soybean farmers confront mounting financial pressures from tariffs, trade wars, and the Iran conflict, driving up costs and threatening livelihoods across the agricultural heartland.
Monty Don: One Compost Change Stops Rats in Your Garden
Gardening experts Monty Don and Alan Titchmarsh warn that common compost mistakes attract rats during spring breeding season, revealing the simple ingredient change to keep them away.
Avoid Spring Mowing for a Lawn Full of Flowers and Butterflies
Royal Horticultural Society specialists advise gardeners to skip mowing in spring to encourage wildflower growth and support vital pollinators like bees and butterflies.
California Commercial Salmon Fishing Returns After Hiatus
Federal managers have approved the reopening of commercial salmon fishing off California's coast for the first time since 2022, citing a significant population rebound following wet winters.
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John Craven's Surprise Stuns Guest on BBC Countryfile
BBC Countryfile host John Craven surprised former guest Susan Bell with nostalgic footage from their 1992 interview, highlighting the National Forest's growth to 10 million trees.
Mangelwurzel's Viral Rise to Fame at Chelsea Flower Show
The once-unloved mangelwurzel, a root vegetable traditionally used for cattle feed, has become an Instagram sensation and will feature prominently at the Chelsea Flower Show, inspiring young gardeners with its vibrant colour and ease of growth.
Why Untidy Gardens Are Vital for Wildlife Survival
As gardens vanish under concrete, experts warn that messy, unkempt spaces are crucial for biodiversity, supporting butterflies, bees, and birds. Embrace the wildness.
Citrus Peels Naturally Deter Flies from Open Windows
Experts reveal a simple, chemical-free method using orange or lemon peels to repel flies from entering homes through open windows this spring and summer.
UK Charity Saves Disabled Dogs from China Meat Trade
A British disabled dog charity and Surrey vets have rescued 12 disabled dogs from China's brutal meat trade, bringing them to the UK for rehabilitation and new homes.
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Herbal Spray Keeps Cats and Foxes Out of Gardens
A simple homemade herbal solution using basil, geranium, sage, and garlic can effectively repel cats and foxes from gardens, preventing digging and contamination without harsh chemicals.
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