Scottish historic ship deliberately sunk in Hawaii
Outrage erupts as the iconic Scottish-built sailing vessel Falls of Clyde is intentionally scuttled in Hawaii, sparking international condemnation and heritage concerns.
Category : Environment
Red Thread Lawn Disease: Autumn Treatment Guide
Expert gardening advice reveals how to identify and combat the common red thread fungus that plagues UK lawns every autumn. Learn the warning signs and effective treatment methods.
AI Deployed to Save Orkney's Birds from Stoat Invasion
Cutting-edge AI technology is being deployed in Orkney to protect vulnerable seabird colonies from invasive stoats, with dramatic results already emerging.
World's landscapes becoming empty of wildlife, warns photographer
Award-winning photographer warns that global wildlife populations are collapsing at an alarming rate, with many landscapes already showing signs of becoming animal-free zones.
Bristol's backyard vineyards transform urban gardening
Discover how Bristol residents are transforming their gardens into productive vineyards, embracing traditional grape-stomping techniques to create homegrown English wines in the heart of the city.
Crocodile found in Queensland resort swimming pool
Tourists at a far north Queensland resort got the shock of their lives when a 2.8-metre crocodile was discovered lurking in the swimming pool, sparking a dramatic wildlife rescue operation.
Gorilla escapes bar enclosure in Sheffield wildlife park
A teenage bar worker was left traumatised after a 300kg silverback gorilla named Omari escaped its enclosure at Sheffield's Tropical Butterfly House, triggering a major emergency response.
Vet's 5 Dog Breeds He'd Never Own
An experienced UK veterinarian shares the five dog breeds he would avoid owning, highlighting health and behavioural concerns that prospective owners should know.
Flamingo leg preference mystery solved by scientists
Groundbreaking research reveals fascinating insights into flamingo behaviour and their surprising leg preference when standing, offering new understanding of animal biomechanics.
Vatican's Mexican tree plan for Pope visit sparks controversy
The Vatican's ambitious plan to plant trees in Mexico using donations for Pope Benedict XVI's visit has drawn criticism over transparency and environmental effectiveness.
Peregrine Falcons Find Home in Derbyshire Mill Ruins
In a remarkable twist of nature's resilience, peregrine falcons have transformed Derbyshire's decaying mill ruins into thriving hunting grounds, creating a stunning contrast between industrial decay and wild beauty.
Stop Rats From Invading Your Garden: 7 Expert Tips
Discover proven methods to protect your garden from rat infestations with these humane and effective deterrent strategies that really work.
7 Fast-Growing Climbing Plants For Instant Garden Impact
Discover the ultimate climbing plants that provide rapid coverage, stunning flowers, and perfect privacy screening for UK gardens. Expert tips for instant garden transformation!
7 Ways to Keep Rats Out of Your Garden
Discover expert-approved methods to protect your garden from rat infestations without harming wildlife. Learn natural deterrents and prevention strategies that really work.
Alan Titchmarsh's July Gardening Essentials
Gardening legend Alan Titchmarsh reveals his crucial July gardening jobs that will transform your outdoor space into a blooming paradise this summer.
UK wildlife crisis: otters, beavers, dormice under threat
Exclusive report reveals how Britain's most cherished mammal species are facing unprecedented threats from infrastructure projects and environmental changes.
5 Perfect Trees for Container Gardening
Discover how to create your own urban oasis with these five magnificent trees that thrive in containers, perfect for balconies, patios and small gardens across the UK.
Monty Don Reveals World's Most Spectacular Garden
Gardening legend Monty Don shares his surprising choice for the world's most spectacular garden, offering expert tips for UK gardeners to create their own slice of paradise.
LA votes to remove Confederate monuments from public spaces
Los Angeles takes decisive action to remove Confederate memorials from public spaces, sparking debate about historical memory and racial justice in America's second-largest city.
Crocodile spotted in UK river prompts police warning
Shock as mysterious crocodile sighting reported in British river prompts major police response and public safety warnings in quiet UK town.
Columbia River Salmon Face Extinction in Oregon
Exclusive investigation reveals Oregon's Columbia River salmon populations are teetering on the brink of extinction, with devastating consequences for local ecosystems and fishing communities.
Michigan Plans Deer Euthanasia Spark Public Fury
Michigan's Department of Natural Resources sparks fury with plans to euthanize Giggles, a rescued fawn, citing wildlife disease concerns while facing public backlash and legal challenges.
Labrador Reunited With Owner After 10-Month Ordeal
A heartwarming tale of perseverance as a British man is miraculously reunited with his beloved Labrador after nearly a year of desperate searching across the UK countryside.
Toxic Toad Population Explodes in Arizona
Phoenix authorities warn residents about dangerous psychedelic secretions from multiplying Sonoran desert toads as monsoon season creates perfect breeding conditions.
Ice Age Snow Sloths: Prehistoric Secrets Uncovered
Groundbreaking research reveals how Ice Age snow sloths survived harsh climates and why their extinction holds crucial lessons about climate change and modern conservation efforts.
Scottish tuna fishermen overwhelmed by record catches
Scottish fishermen are landing record-breaking bluefin tuna catches off the Outer Hebrides, creating both excitement and logistical challenges for the emerging sustainable fishery.
US pressure sinks global shipping emissions levy
Plans for a landmark global charge on shipping pollution have been shelved after intense US lobbying, dealing a major setback to international climate efforts and raising questions about America's environmental commitments.
Czech Christmas Carp Harvest Faces Modern Scrutiny
Discover how Czech fishermen in Třeboň continue their 500-year-old Christmas carp harvesting tradition while navigating contemporary ethical debates about animal welfare.
Scotland's seagull aggression crisis: Dive-bombing warning issued
NatureScot issues urgent warning as seagulls become increasingly aggressive during nesting season, with reports of dive-bombing attacks on residents and tourists across Scottish coastal communities.
Mississippi sues Drax over biomass plant pollution
Mississippi authorities launch unprecedented legal action against UK energy giant Drax, alleging dangerous air pollution violations at its wood pellet plants that threaten community health.
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