Wildwood Trust in Herne Bay has euthanised its entire European grey wolf pack following severe aggression that caused life-threatening injuries, describing the decision as an absolute last resort.
A 29-year study in Colorado's Rocky Mountains shows warming of just 2C causes wildflowers and grasses to vanish, replaced by sage brush, with global implications for fragile ecosystems.
A new study published in Nature calculates that US fossil fuel emissions have caused $10 trillion in global economic damage since 1990, with the US itself bearing 25% of the cost while poorer nations suffer disproportionately.
The current crisis highlights vulnerabilities in our fossil fuel dependency, urging a shift to renewables for energy security and climate action.
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In Shropshire's Marches, the chiffchaff's call and allotment digging mark spring's return, blending seasonal rituals with reflections on time and renewal in a vibrant natural tapestry.
Ukrainian scientists warn Russia's invasion has created a 'toxic punch' in the Black Sea, with dolphin deaths signaling irreversible ecological damage. Monitoring is impossible amid ongoing conflict.
An expert warns that Saharan dust, causing 'blood rain' in the UK, may account for 44% of PM10 pollution deaths in Europe, with climate change increasing its frequency.
A Kemp's ridley sea turtle named Amelie, missing a forelimb, is being monitored via satellite after rehabilitation in Florida, offering insights into survival and migration patterns.
A vast network of 200 million termite mounds in Brazil, spanning an area equivalent to Great Britain, has been visible from space for thousands of years. Built by tiny insects, these structures represent one of nature's largest construction projects.
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Australian farmers warn that fuel shortages, exacerbated by Middle East tensions, are crippling harvests and could lead to significant price hikes for staple foods like milk and cereals.
A photographer captures a roseate spoonbill feeding her two-week-old chicks in an alligator-filled swamp, highlighting the species' threatened status in Florida.
Martin Dohrn faced an ethical crisis while filming a leafcutter bee named Nicky, capturing intimate moments of insect life in his Bristol garden during lockdown.
Wildwood Trust in Kent euthanised its entire European grey wolf pack after severe aggression led to life-threatening injuries, calling it an 'absolute last resort'.
Wildwood Trust in Kent has euthanised all five wolves after three were seriously injured, causing pack dynamics to break down and creating welfare concerns.
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FEMA has reopened applications for its Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities grant program after a federal judge ordered its restoration, making $1 billion available for disaster preparedness projects.
The UK Government has blocked Chinese firm Ming Yang from building a £1.5 billion wind turbine facility in Scotland, citing national security risks and concerns over critical infrastructure.
The US Environmental Protection Agency has approved the summer sale of E15 fuel, aiming to reduce gas prices amid the Iran war, despite concerns over air pollution and vehicle damage.
A study from Kyoto University shows chimpanzee Ayumu drumming with tools while vocalising, offering clues to music's origins. Researchers found structured rhythms and emotional expression.
Drone footage from the University of St Andrews shows sperm whales headbutting each other, validating historical accounts from 19th-century mariners and whalers.
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Climate Minister Katie White argues the UK must reassert the economic and environmental benefits of net zero, countering misinformation and political opposition, as progress continues toward 2050 targets.
Gardening legend Alan Titchmarsh discloses the three plant varieties he's deliberately excluding from his new Surrey garden, explaining his horticultural reasoning behind each controversial omission.
A wildlife expert has tracked a non-native eagle owl living wild in Wolverhampton for three years, suspecting illegal importation and release into the UK ecosystem.
Derek Cole, 92, posthumously wins Litter Legend award for weekly street clean-ups, while the Great British Spring Clean sees over 370,000 bags pledged to combat roadside litter harming wildlife.
A 10-metre humpback whale stranded on a German sandbar is weakening rapidly, with experts warning it will die unless moved to deeper waters soon, despite ongoing rescue efforts.
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EPA Administrator Zeldin is under intense scrutiny for the agency's response to a recent fire, with critics raising public health concerns over air quality and transparency.
Australia is implementing new measures to combat climate misinformation on social media, aiming to enhance public awareness and reduce false claims online.
As global oil prices surge due to Middle East conflicts, Australia faces a fuel crisis, prompting calls to accelerate renewable energy adoption and reform fossil fuel subsidies. Climate editor Adam Morton addresses key questions on solar power, EVs, and e
A diverse log pile in Hove, East Sussex, supports frogs, toads, insects, and fungi, creating a micro-habitat that highlights the ecological value of dead wood in gardens.
A parliamentary committee warns the Environment Agency lacks powers and intelligence to combat an 'out-of-control plague' of illegal waste sites costing taxpayers £1bn annually.
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The global food system is dangerously fragile, with corporate consolidation and geopolitical risks like the Iran war pushing it toward collapse. Governments are unprepared, risking mass starvation.
