Grey Seals Attack and Kill Dolphin off Welsh Coast, Posing Potential Risk to Humans
Grey seals have killed a common dolphin off Wales for the first time, with attacks also reported in Devon. Experts investigate the unusual predatory behaviour.
Category : Environment
Country diary: The phallic, foul-smelling stinkhorn is surprisingly edible
The common stinkhorn fungus, known for its phallic shape and foul smell, is surprisingly edible and can be used as a vegan beef substitute.
Brazilian Man Killed by Cow Falling Through Roof
Brazilian man killed in his bed by a cow falling through the roof of his home in Caratinga.
Whooper swan numbers set to double in UK thanks to nature reserves
Whooper swan numbers in the UK are set to double by 2030 thanks to protected nature reserves, offering hope for biodiversity conservation.
AI Could Use 3% of World Electricity by 2030, UN Warns
UN report warns AI could use 3% of world electricity by 2030, consume water equal to global drinking needs, and produce e-waste equivalent to 250 Eiffel Towers annually.
Adam Henson Excited for Rare Suffolk Punch Foal in 2026
Adam Henson shares excitement for rare Suffolk Punch foal due in May 2026 at his Cotswold Farm Park.
Extreme Weather Threatens World Cup Opening Matches
Forecasters warn that extreme weather, including storms and high heat, could delay World Cup group stage matches, with health risks to players.
Humble mangelwurzel to star at Chelsea flower show after online craze
Mangelwurzel, once cattle feed, goes viral and will feature at Chelsea flower show after online craze among young gardeners.
Diet Coke Shortage Fears Could UK Lose Its Favourite Fizz
Diet Coke shortage fears in India due to aluminium crisis linked to Iran conflict; UK experts say no immediate risk.
Lanzarote Beach Closed Due to Faecal Contamination
A Lanzarote beach closed due to faecal contamination; elevated enterococci levels pose health risk. Ban in place until test results.
Attract Wrens to Your Garden in May with Three Simple Plants
Learn how to attract wrens to your garden in May with three simple plants. Wrens love cover, insects, and nesting boxes.
Avoid Early Morning Dog Walks Due to High Pollen
The Met Office advises dog owners to avoid early morning walks from Saturday due to high pollen counts across the UK next week. Tips to protect pets from allergies included.
Parasitic Wasps and Ladybirds: Unsung Heroes of Lincolnshire Farm
Lincolnshire farmer Colin Chappell highlights ladybirds, parasitic wasps, and hoverflies as natural pest controllers, reducing chemical use on his farm.
Diver Captures Rare Hug from Giant Pacific Octopus in British Columbia
Canadian diver Andrea Humphreys captures a giant Pacific octopus hugging her in a rare underwater encounter off Vancouver Island.
Brazilian Farmers Fight Back Against Eucalyptus 'Green Desert'
Brazilian farmers in Baixa Verde battle eucalyptus giant Veracel over land rights, facing violence and death threats after winning legal recognition of public land.
Record Hot Year Almost Certain by 2030, UN Warns
UN warns record hot year almost certain by 2030 as climate crisis intensifies, with El Niño expected to push temperatures higher.
Tasmanian Devil Escapes Gold Coast Park In Daring Dash
Tasmanian devil Mary escapes Gold Coast park; search underway with drone and thermal imaging.
Self-Watering Planters Offer Water-Saving Solution Amid UK Hosepipe Bans
Self-watering planters from Lechuza use up to 80% less water, offering a smart gardening solution during UK hosepipe bans.
Russia Declares Cattle Disease Emergency as Siberian Farmers Protest Culls
Russia's Novosibirsk region declares emergency over cattle disease outbreaks, sparking protests from small farmers facing forced culls.
Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Test in Gulf of Maine Shows Promise for Carbon Absorption
Scientists tested ocean alkalinity enhancement in the Gulf of Maine, pumping 65,000 litres of sodium hydroxide to absorb CO2, showing promising early results.
Eat These Fruits to Slash Heart Disease Risk
A major study shows that specific fruits high in flavanols can significantly reduce heart disease risk. Discover which fruits offer the most benefits for cardiovascular health.
Horses Can Detect Human Fear Through Smell, Study Finds
Study shows horses can smell fear in humans through sweat, reacting with increased startle and heart rate.
Chris Packham Crowdfunds Legal Fight Against Hunting Publisher Over ‘Hate Terrorism’
Chris Packham raises £80k+ to sue Fieldsports Channel for alleged online abuse and hate campaign.
Super El Niño to Disrupt Summer Travel With Cancellations
UN warns El Niño could cause summer travel disruptions, including cancellations, with 80% chance of forming before September.
Rare Puppy Thrown in Bin Seeks Loving Home in UK
Soraya, a two-month-old puppy with rare green-blue eyes, was abandoned in a cardboard box next to a bin. She and her siblings were rescued and now seek forever homes through Greek Stray ResQ.
Amazon Degradation Threatens Brazil's Deforestation Gains
Amazon forest degradation, driven by wildfires and drought, outpaces deforestation gains in Brazil, risking a tipping point.
Hydrangeas Stay Healthy in Hot Weather with Simple June Mulching Tip
Gardener shares simple mulching tip to keep hydrangeas hydrated and healthy during hot summer weather, reducing watering needs.
Attenborough's New BBC Series 'Dynasties' Criticised for Downplaying Environmental Crisis
David Attenborough's new BBC series Dynasties is criticised for downplaying the environmental crisis, with George Monbiot arguing it fosters complacency.
Jill Scott Gets Hero's Welcome After 388-Mile Challenge
Jill Scott finished her 388-mile Sport Relief challenge at Sunderland's Stadium of Light, raising over £470,000. The Lioness ran and cycled from Wembley, greeted by cheering crowds and high-fiving pupils.
Senior Tories Dismayed at Badenoch’s ‘Catastrophic’ Vow to Repeal Climate Change Act
Theresa May and other senior Tories condemn Kemi Badenoch's plan to repeal the Climate Change Act, warning of economic and environmental harm.
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