Decathlon Cash Refund for Tents to Cut Festival Waste
Decathlon launches Tent Pledge offering up to 50% cash back on returned tents, aiming to reduce the 250,000 tents abandoned at UK festivals annually.
Category : Conservation
Blue-Fronted Lorikeet Found After 100 Years on Buru Island
The blue-fronted lorikeet, unseen for nearly a century, has been rediscovered on Buru island by an Indonesian expedition, offering hope for its conservation.
Rare Whale Freed in Dangerous NZ Rescue
A nine-metre southern right whale entangled in fishing gear was freed after a multi-day rescue off New Zealand's coast, marking the first recorded entanglement of its species in NZ waters.
Tasmanian Devil Mary's Dawn Escape Caught on CCTV
CCTV footage shows Tasmanian devil Mary escaping Paradise Country wildlife park at 4am. Despite a search with drones and thermal imaging, she remains missing.
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Squirrel Shares Dandelion with Sibling in Rare Photo
A wildlife photographer captured a rare moment of two ground squirrels sharing a dandelion in Lower Austria, showcasing their bond and foraging behavior before winter hibernation.
Laos Stone Jars Were Family Crypts, Study Finds
New research reveals that ancient stone jars in Laos served as communal burial sites for multiple generations, acting like family crypts.
Spotted Orchids in a Derbyshire Garden: A Miracle
A gardener in Derbyshire discovers 27 spotted orchids in their lawn, marveling at the hidden life underground and the orchid's mysterious relationship with fungi.
NSW Dolphin Census Launched for Marine Protection
New South Wales has initiated its first dolphin census to monitor populations and enhance conservation efforts along the coast.
Michigan Peony Garden Attracts Thousands Annually
The W.E. Upjohn Peony Garden at the University of Michigan, with one of the world's largest collections of historic peonies, expects 100,000 visitors this season.
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Egypt Unearths Aphrodite Head and Ancient Inscriptions
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a marble head of Aphrodite, a Roman basilica, and Pharaonic artifacts in Beni Suef, part of efforts to boost tourism.
Thousands Flock to U-M Historic Peony Garden
Tens of thousands visit the University of Michigan's W.E. Upjohn Peony Garden annually to see one of North America's largest collections of historic herbaceous peonies.
Shorebirds Thrive on Lindisfarne: Terns and Plovers
Conservation efforts on Lindisfarne's Holy Island have led to a resurgence in tern and plover populations, showcasing successful shorebird protection strategies.
Flamingos Flock to Venice in Record Numbers as Wetlands Restored
Tens of thousands of flamingos now winter in the Venetian Lagoon, thanks to wetland restoration. Numbers peaked at nearly 24,000 in 2025, making it a key habitat.
Japan Releases 40 Extinct Crested Ibises to Wild
Japan releases eight endangered crested ibises into the wild in Hakui, decades after extinction. Crown Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko attended the ceremony, with China's help boosting the population.
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Crested Ibises Released in Japan Conservation Win
Eight endangered crested ibises were released into the wild in Japan, decades after the species was declared extinct in the country, marking a major conservation milestone.
Crested Ibises Return to Japanese Wild After Extinction
Eight crested ibises were released into the wild in Japan, decades after extinction. The birds, bred in captivity, symbolize hope for the Noto region recovering from a 2024 earthquake.
8 Crested Ibises Released in Japan Decades After Extinction
Eight crested ibises were released into the wild in Japan, decades after going extinct. The birds, once wiped out by overhunting, were bred with Chinese help.
Swimming Snakes Threaten Ibiza's Endemic Lizards
Horseshoe whip snakes, invasive in Ibiza, have been filmed swimming to islets, wiping out unique lizard populations and driving the Ibiza wall lizard toward extinction.
Bramley Apple Tree Cottage Sold in Nottinghamshire
The cottage where the first Bramley apple tree was grown has been sold. The property in Southwell, Nottinghamshire, attracted global interest from apple enthusiasts and historians.
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Dartford Warbler Comeback 60 Years After Near Extinction
The Dartford warbler, once on the brink of extinction in England, has seen a 44% increase on RSPB reserves thanks to heathland restoration efforts.
Brazil Court Orders Fordlandia Restoration
A Brazilian court has ruled that officials must restore and preserve Fordlandia, the Amazon ghost town founded by Henry Ford nearly a century ago, marking a milestone in heritage protection.
London Aquarium Owner to Phase Out Gentoo Penguins
Merlin Entertainments will phase out gentoo penguins from UK sites, merging colonies into a new habitat with natural light and ending breeding after campaigner pressure.
Scottish Island Wrens Double in Size Due to Gigantism
Wrens on Scotland's Shetland and St Kilda islands have grown twice as large as mainland relatives due to isolation and lack of predators, a phenomenon known as island gigantism.
Cerne Abbas Giant Re-Chalked with 17 Tonnes
Britain's largest chalk figure, the Cerne Abbas Giant, is being restored with 17 tonnes of fresh chalk by National Trust staff and volunteers, a process taking two weeks.
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12-Year-Old Finds 80-Million-Year-Old Fossil on 4-H Trip
A 12-year-old Kansas boy uncovered an 80-million-year-old mosasaur fossil during a 4-H field trip. He plans to display it at the county fair in July.
1587 Map May Show Noah's Ark Location
A 1587 world map by Urbano Monte depicts Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat, aligning with the Durupınar site. Modern scans reveal hidden chambers, reigniting debate over the biblical vessel's resting place.
Rare Burrowing Water Voles Relocated in Glasgow
Fossorial water voles, a rare population of national significance, have been relocated in Glasgow ahead of drainage works by Scottish Water, using Pringle tubes for trapping.
Eid al-Adha 2026: How to Wish Someone a Happy Eid
Learn when Eid al-Adha 2026 begins, its significance, and proper greetings. This Islamic holiday starts on May 26 evening and lasts until May 29.
Rare Birds of Prey Killed in Shooting Estate Crimes
Over 920 illegal cases of raptor persecution recorded in a decade, with RSPB calling for licensing of gamebird shoots to protect birds of prey.
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King Bonds with Cancer Patients at York Hospital Visit
King Charles visited York Hospital ahead of the Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Cancer Centre opening, connecting with patients and staff, and later toured a red squirrel conservation project.
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