Vandals have carved contact information into a rock wall containing 1,000-year-old petroglyphs in Utah's remote Tusher Tunnel area. Authorities suspect a Baja race team and are seeking public help to identify the culprits.
A bin man has called out 'selfish' residents for contaminating recycling with used nappies, urging households to manage waste properly despite capacity issues.
UK vets and charity workers travel to Harbin to treat injured dogs saved from slaughter, sharing skills and bringing animals back for rehabilitation.
An adult female Kemp's ridley sea turtle, the world's rarest sea turtle species, was found stranded in Galveston, Texas, covered in sludge and barnacles. Rescuers rushed it to a rehabilitation hospital for urgent veterinary care, with hopes for a full rec
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The National Park Service has issued a dire warning about quicksand hazards at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, urging spring break visitors to exercise extreme caution.
Over four tonnes of waste from cannabis farms has been illegally dumped in Brede High Woods near Hastings, threatening rare wildlife and costing conservation funds.
The Woodland Trust reports over four tonnes of cannabis cultivation waste fly-tipped at Brede High Woods, threatening rare wildlife and costing thousands in cleanup.
A field between Brooks Green Gypsy and Traveller site and Norwich South recycling centre has become a dumping ground for building waste, with authorities investigating but landowners facing cleanup responsibility.
A Forestry Commission report confirms a 500-year-old oak tree cut down by a Toby Carvery in Enfield showed no signs of major disease, contradicting earlier claims it was dying. The incident has sparked local outrage and eviction proceedings.
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Firefighters in Sicily have heroically saved 400 rare books from a library teetering on a landslide edge, using meticulous planning and rapid entry techniques.
A 40-tonne mountain of waste, stretching 100ft long, has been illegally dumped on Tinker Lane near Barnby Moor. The Environment Agency is investigating this environmental crime, with clean-up costs estimated at over £20,000.
Campaigners in Wivenhoe celebrate judicial review permission as council insists diseased oak must be felled over subsidence fears and safety risks, prolonging a four-year dispute.
Official data reveals fly-tipping incidents in England rose nearly 10% to 1.26 million last year, with councils spending millions on clean-up costs amid calls for tougher penalties.
Official data reveals fly-tipping incidents in England increased by 9% to 1.26 million cases last year, with household waste accounting for nearly two-thirds of all illegal dumping incidents.
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New legislation strengthens farmers' rights to protect livestock from dogs, with Dartmoor National Park warning owners to keep pets on leads during breeding seasons.
A cockapoo named Luna was reunited with her owner following a complex two-day rescue mission involving over 40 personnel after she fell 160ft down a cliff on Dorset's Jurassic Coast.
A Forestry Commission investigation has found a centuries-old oak tree chopped down by Toby Carvery's owners was still alive, contradicting claims it was dying. The felling has sparked public outrage and eviction proceedings.
A new 33-strong drone unit is being launched to investigate illegal waste dumping in England, as a major waste crime gang leader is ordered to pay £1.4m in fines and compensation.
Officials on the exclusive Massachusetts island of Nantucket have offered a $10,000 reward after an investigation concluded that vital erosion-control geotubes were intentionally slashed, threatening multi-million dollar oceanfront properties.
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New legislation will allow landowners and tenants in England to shoot deer more easily to curb damage to woodlands and crops, targeting overpopulation and invasive species.
The mysterious grave of Sambo at Sunderland Point in Lancashire remains a pilgrimage site where visitors continue to lay flowers, with its history linked to the transatlantic slave trade.
Peter Dive faces financial ruin after 1,200 tonnes of waste were illegally dumped on his Norfolk land, threatening nearby protected wetlands with pollution as authorities investigate.
Charlcombe Lane near Bath will be closed until March 29 to allow over 3,000 amphibians to safely reach breeding grounds, with volunteers patrolling nightly.
A massive illegal waste dump containing 30,000 tonnes of rubbish has been discovered near the M57 in Kirkby, Merseyside, shocking local authorities and prompting a major investigation.
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Local fishers in Guanabara Bay are transforming a dying ecosystem into a thriving sanctuary through community-led mangrove restoration, combating pollution from surrounding cities.
More than 40 people, including children, suffered serious piranha bites in Argentina's Paraná River, prompting authorities to close a popular beach and issue urgent safety warnings.
A 25,000-tonne illegal waste dump in Wigan poses grave environmental and health risks, with peers urging the Environment Agency to clear the site near a primary school.
A new documentary explores King Charles' environmental 'Harmony theory', featuring a prison bee-keeping project at HMP Bristol that teaches inmates about relationships and community.
The National Landscapes Association is working to reduce barriers and increase diversity in accessing the UK's 46 protected landscapes, aiming for inclusivity by 2050.
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British zoos are confronting an existential threat with 40% reporting precarious finances. Rising energy bills, falling ticket sales, and policy changes are pushing institutions like London Zoo and Dartmoor Zoo to the brink.
