Firebugs Feast and Mate on Old Lime Tree in Norfolk
Firebugs congregate on an old lime tree in Norfolk to feast and mate, marking a first for the farm.
Category : Environment
TikTok Investigates Claims of Aggressive Work Culture After Executive's Maternity Leave Remarks
TikTok probes aggressive work culture claims after executive allegedly dismissed maternity leave; Joshua Ma steps back from UK ecommerce role.
The Mystery of Anthrax Island: How a Scottish Isle Became a Deadly WWII Experiment Site
Gruinard Island, known as Anthrax Island, was contaminated by WWII germ warfare experiments. A new BBC documentary explores its history and the Dark Harvest Commandos' campaign.
Punjab Farmers Devastated by Worst Floods in 30 Years
Worst floods in 30 years devastate Punjab farmers in India, destroying crops and homes, with 43 dead and thousands affected.
Lords Back Law For Mandatory Hedgehog Highways In New Builds
Lords amend planning bill to require hedgehog highways, bird-safe glass, and swift bricks in new buildings to protect wildlife.
Nurse Revives Drunk Raccoon with CPR in Kentucky
Nurse Misty Combs saves a baby raccoon with CPR after it got drunk on fermented peaches in Kentucky.
Dekiln and Johnson Tiles Pilot Low Carbon Recycled Tiles
Dekiln and Johnson Tiles pilot low-carbon recycled tiles in Stoke-on-Trent, saving over 90% energy by curing at 35°C instead of kiln firing.
Japan Issues Bear Attack Survival Tips as Encounters Surge
Japan issues bear attack survival tips after record fatalities; experts advise backing away slowly or playing dead.
Man Severely Burned After Falling into Yellowstone Hot Spring
A 21-year-old man suffered severe burns after falling into a Yellowstone hot spring; he is in stable condition.
Glencore's Coal Mine Expansion Threatens Koalas
Glencore's plan to expand Hail Creek coal mine would clear 600ha of koala habitat, threatening a nationally significant koala population.
Crayfish Proposal to Deter Swimmers at Hampstead Ponds
Reader suggests using images of invasive crayfish to keep swimmers out of Hampstead Heath wildlife ponds.
Beijing Floods Claim 30 Lives, Force 80,000 Evacuations
At least 30 killed in Beijing and Hebei floods, with 80,000 evacuated as heavy rain triggers landslides and power outages.
Satellite Data Reveals World's Worst Methane Mega Leaks
Satellite analysis reveals dozens of methane mega-leaks in 2025, with top 25 dominated by Turkmenistan and US facilities, each having heating impact of a coal power station.
UN climate chief optimistic about green transition despite NDC shortcomings
UN climate chief Simon Stiell is optimistic about the green transition, citing economic benefits, despite expected shortfalls in national climate plans.
Jane Goodall Among Recipients of Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Biden awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to Jane Goodall, Bono, Anna Wintour, and 16 others for exceptional contributions.
Jane Goodall: The Primatologist Who Redefined Humanity
Jane Goodall, turning 80, reflects on her career transforming our understanding of chimpanzees and humanity.
Bangkok's 'Little Godzilla' Lizard Boom Reaches Crisis Point
Bangkok's Asian water monitor lizard population is booming, causing conflicts but also gaining popularity via social media as 'little Godzillas'.
Vet Warns Owners of Five Dog Breeds at Risk in Summer Heat
Vet warns owners of five dog breeds at risk of heatstroke this summer, including Chow Chows, Golden Retrievers, Huskies, German Shepherds, and Greyhounds.
Environment Agency Fined for Water Monitoring Failures
Environment Agency fined for water monitoring failures amid sewage scandal; South East Water also penalised £22.5m.
Donkey Shot With Arrow in Neck in Shocking California Attack
Wild burro Cupid recovering after arrow attack in Moreno Valley, California; sixth such incident since June; $24,000 reward offered.
Brisbane Pro-Palestine March Forced Onto New Route
Pro-Palestine protesters challenge Queensland police after being denied permission to march across Brisbane's Story Bridge, citing public safety concerns.
Sir Lenny Henry's Urgent Plea for Jamaica Hurricane Relief
Sir Lenny Henry appeals for donations to British Red Cross after Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica, killing 45 and affecting 1.5 million.
Prince Charles warns small farm closures would 'break backbone' of rural Britain
Prince Charles warns small farm closures would 'break backbone' of rural Britain, urging sustainable agriculture ahead of National Food Strategy.
Russian Shadow Tanker Seized in Channel, Man Arrested
A 38-year-old Indian national was arrested after UK forces seized the Russian shadow fleet tanker SMYRTOS in the English Channel, dealing a blow to Putin's war efforts.
Giant's Causeway Formed in Just 5.5 Million Years
New research reveals Northern Ireland's volcanic rocks, including the Giant's Causeway, formed in 5.5 million years, eight million less than previously thought.
Sadiq Khan Launches £7M Campaign Against London 'Haters'
London Mayor Sadiq Khan announces a £7 million global campaign to combat online disinformation and promote the capital's heritage, culture, and innovation.
Dutch Rain Fences Combat Flooding And Drought
Dutch housing corporations install rain fences to store rainwater, reducing flood pressure and preserving water for drought, as climate extremes increase.
Citizen Scientists Discover Giant Coral on Great Barrier Reef
Citizen scientists discover giant Pavona clavus coral on Great Barrier Reef, spanning 111 metres and covering 3,973 sq m.
RSPB: Gardeners Should Follow New 1-2 Day Bird Food Rule
The RSPB has updated its guidance on feeding birds to curb the spread of trichomonosis. Gardeners are urged to limit food to small amounts that birds can eat within one to two days.
Sycamore Gap 'Trees of Hope' to Be Planted Across UK
Saplings from the felled Sycamore Gap tree to be planted at 49 sites across UK, including Greenham Common and Strabane, as 'trees of hope'.
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