David Attenborough's 'Secret Garden' Urges Cat Owners to Protect Birds
David Attenborough's new BBC series 'Secret Garden' urges cat owners to protect birds and addresses pheasant releases, aiming to ease eco-anxiety.
Category : Environment
Free Solar Panels Available For UK Homes Through ECO4
ECO4 scheme offers free solar panels and energy upgrades for low-income UK homes. Check eligibility before scheme ends Dec 2026.
Best DNA Testing Kits for Tracing Your Family History: Expert Guide
Expert review of top DNA testing kits for ancestry, including Ancestry and MyHeritage, with tips on accuracy, cost, and results timeline.
Kabul Faces Severe Water Crisis As Groundwater Vanishes
Kabul faces severe water crisis as groundwater vanishes; aquifers may run dry by 2030, threatening seven million residents.
Hundreds Hospitalised as Fifth Sandstorm in a Month Hits Iraq
Hundreds of Iraqis hospitalised as fifth sandstorm in a month blankets country, prompting flight suspensions and warnings to stay indoors.
UK Heatwaves: New Normal of Extreme Weather Requires Urgent Adaptation
UK heatwaves signal a new normal of extreme weather, requiring urgent adaptation as record-breaking temperatures strain infrastructure and threaten lives.
Grassroots Groups Fight Sewage Pollution in Massachusetts Waterways
Massachusetts waterways face sewage pollution from combined sewer systems; grassroots groups push for full separation as MWRA opts for a cheaper plan.
Met Office Warns Record Heat for Five Years
Met Office warns record hot year almost certain by 2030, with 86% chance of breaking record between 2026-2030.
Pensioner Caught Smuggling Live Snakes in Trousers at Gatwick
Pensioner caught smuggling 104 live snakes in trousers at Gatwick Airport, facing legal action for wildlife trafficking.
Killer Whale Menopause Mystery Solved by Reproductive Competition
Study reveals killer whale menopause is due to reproductive competition with daughters, not just the 'granny effect'.
Australia becomes world leader in corpse flower blooms as 'Putricia' and 'Smellanie' draw crowds
Australia has become a world leader in corpse flower blooms, with over a dozen flowering in 2025. Nicknamed plants like Putricia and Smellanie draw huge crowds, and Adelaide holds possibly the largest collection globally.
Andalusia's Sea of Plastic: Europe's High-Tech Vegetable Garden Visible from Space
Andalusia's vast greenhouse complex, visible from space, is a high-tech hub producing vegetables for Europe year-round.
Just Stop Oil Activists Cleared Over Stonehenge Powder Protest
Three Just Stop Oil activists cleared over Stonehenge orange powder protest; jury upholds right to peaceful protest.
Hidden Norfolk Beach with Shipwreck Named One of UK's Best
Brancaster Beach in Norfolk, named one of the UK's best beaches, offers uncrowded sands, a WWII shipwreck visible at low tide, and dog-friendly waters perfect for sailing.
Environment Agency to Spend Millions Clearing Oxfordshire Waste Mountain
EA to spend millions clearing Oxfordshire illegal waste dump, sparking anger from Labour MP over unequal treatment of Wigan site.
B&M's £6 Bird Feeder Aims to 'Welcome Wildlife' to Gardens
B&M's £6 Hexagonal Bird Feeder attracts wildlife and adds garden decor, available in-store only.
Amanda Owen Delights Fans With New Farm Arrival
Amanda Owen announces birth of a healthy calf on her farm, sharing news on Instagram to fans' delight.
California's $114m Wildlife Bridge Overcomes Budget Delays and Right-Wing Criticism
California's $114m wildlife bridge nears completion after delays and right-wing criticism, set to open in December.
National Trust Members Boycott Coughton Court After Losing Free Entry
National Trust members boycott Coughton Court after losing free entry following £3m roof repair, as Throckmorton family takes over management.
8,000 Illegal Waste Sites Plague UK, Dodging £1.63bn Tax
At least 8,000 illegal waste sites in the UK contain 13m tonnes of rubbish, avoiding £1.63bn in landfill tax, with concerns over health, environment, and regulatory failures.
Tenerife Tourists Warned of 'Potentially Scary' Volcano Alert
Tenerife to hold largest volcano drill on Sept 26, with mobile alerts and evacuations. Officials say no imminent eruption risk.
Sainsbury's White Egg Switch: No Nutritional Difference, Says Expert
Sainsbury's switch to white eggs sparks debate; no nutritional difference between white and brown eggs, experts say.
Global Science Panel Launched to Accelerate Fossil Fuel Exit
New global science panel launched to help countries accelerate fossil fuel exit, with roadmap for Colombia showing economic benefits.
Working Animals Int'l Marks 10 Years of Awareness
Working Animals International celebrates the tenth anniversary of International Working Animal Day, highlighting the overlooked contributions of working animals worldwide.
Hiker Killed in Apparent Bear Attack in Glacier National Park
A hiker is dead after an apparent bear attack in Glacier National Park, the first fatal incident since 1998. The body was found off the Mount Brown trail.
Conservation Hero Dog Sebbi Retires From Lord Howe Island Duty
Sebbi the detection dog retires after helping Lord Howe Island become rodent-free, a major conservation win.
West Antarctic Ice Shelf Melt 'Unavoidable' Despite Emission Cuts, Study Warns
New study warns West Antarctic ice shelf melt is unavoidable, potentially raising sea levels beyond current UN projections.
Repair Shop Stars on Emotional Behind-the-Scenes Moments
The Repair Shop's 'Teddy Bear Ladies' share the emotional challenges of filming, revealing their coping mechanisms and behind-the-scenes moments.
20p Orange Peel Trick Deters Cats From Garden
Fed up with cats ruining your garden? A simple 20p item—orange peels—can humanely deter them. Gardeners swear by this citrus solution that won't harm the animals.
Find All 10 Working Animals in This Brainteaser Puzzle
A new brainteaser hides 10 working animals in a scene to celebrate International Working Animal Day. Can you spot them all?
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