King Praised for 'Harmony with Nature' Insight at Squirrel Contraception Project
King Charles praised for nature harmony insight during visit to grey squirrel contraception project aimed at protecting red squirrels.
Category : Conservation
London's First Floating Lido Opens in Canary Wharf
London's first natural water lido opens in Canary Wharf, featuring a 50-metre unheated pool, saunas, and a clubhouse, open 364 days a year.
Public Urged to Grow Unusual Plants to Safeguard Diversity of UK Blooms
Plant Heritage urges public to grow unusual plants to safeguard diversity of UK blooms, as over half of cultivated plants are no longer sold.
NSW Dolphin Census Launched for Marine Protection
Over 500 citizen scientists joined NSW's first statewide dolphin census to aid marine protection and gather data on dolphin populations.
Liberal Senator Andrew McLachlan Defends Net Zero Target
Liberal senator Andrew McLachlan defends the net zero target, urging his party to retain it for accountability and environmental stewardship.
Sycamore Gap Saplings Planted For National Tree Week
National Trust plants 49 Sycamore Gap saplings across UK, including at Greenham Common and Strabane, to spread hope and commemorate the felled tree.
‘It’s resurrection’: 1,000-year-old seeds could grow ancient plants in England’s ice-age ghost ponds
Norfolk ghost ponds revived, revealing 1,000-year-old seeds that could grow ancient plants, restoring rare species in a resurrection project.
Swimming Snakes Threaten Ibiza's Endemic Lizards
Swimming horseshoe whip snakes threaten Ibiza's endemic wall lizards, with video evidence showing snakes crossing to islets.
Green Shoots Return To Rothiemurchus Ancient Forest
Ancient Caledonian pine forest in Rothiemurchus shows recovery with new saplings, thanks to land management and reduced deer numbers.
Plans for Retreat Near CS Lewis Nature Reserve Spark Opposition
Opposition grows against plans for a retreat near the CS Lewis Nature Reserve in Oxford, inspired by The Chronicles of Narnia.
Bedouin Families Face Eviction From Ancient Petra Cave Homes
Bedouin families in Petra face eviction from ancient cave homes as Jordan develops the UNESCO site for tourism, sparking cultural rights concerns.
Antarctic Wreck Endangerment Sparks Protected Area Push
Conservationists propose the first underwater protected area in Antarctica to safeguard Shackleton's Endurance wreck from climate change, exploration, and new wood-eating species.
Coogee Beach Regulars Rethink Swimming After Shark Attack
Two days after a great white shark attacked teacher Leah Stewart at Coogee Beach, locals and visitors express shock and fear, with many avoiding the water despite clear skies.
Vinegar Soak Extends Strawberry Shelf Life
Learn how a simple vinegar and water soak can make your strawberries and blueberries last longer in the fridge, as shared by food expert Bobby Parrish on TikTok.
Grand Canyon Hiking Spot Renamed Havasupai Gardens to Honour Native Heritage
Grand Canyon's Indian Gardens renamed Havasupai Gardens to honour Havasupai Tribe, correcting a racially offensive name after nearly 100 years.
Nature Destruction Could Trigger Bigger Economic Slump Than 2008 Crisis, Experts Warn
Green Finance Institute report warns nature destruction could cut 12% off UK GDP by 2030s, exceeding 2008 crisis and pandemic impacts.
5,000-Year-Old Yorkshire Long Cairn Granted Protected Status After Stone Removal
A 5,000-year-old Neolithic long cairn in Yorkshire has been granted scheduled monument status to protect it from damage caused by walkers removing stones.
Grieving Mother Finds 3.09 Carat Diamond in Arkansas
Grieving Pennsylvania woman finds 3.09 carat diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas.
One Dead, Two Missing After Tourists Swept Over Oregon Waterfall
One tourist died and two are missing after six people were swept over a 15ft waterfall in Oregon, US. Search operations continue.
Settlement Over Felling of Ancient Oak Called 'Cop-Out'
Labour criticizes Enfield Council's out-of-court settlement with Mitchells & Butlers over the felling of a 500-year-old oak tree, calling it a 'complete cop-out'.
Time Traveller from 2198 Warns of Ocean Discovery
A self-proclaimed time traveller from 2198 claims a mythical ocean creature will be discovered by 2047, only to be exterminated by humans in 2054, sparking skepticism online.
The Mystery of Anthrax Island: How a Scottish Isle Became a Deadly WWII Experiment Site
Gruinard Island, known as Anthrax Island, was contaminated by WWII germ warfare experiments. A new BBC documentary explores its history and the Dark Harvest Commandos' campaign.
Jane Goodall: The Primatologist Who Redefined Humanity
Jane Goodall, turning 80, reflects on her career transforming our understanding of chimpanzees and humanity.
Sycamore Gap 'Trees of Hope' to Be Planted Across UK
Saplings from the felled Sycamore Gap tree to be planted at 49 sites across UK, including Greenham Common and Strabane, as 'trees of hope'.
Bat Guano's Vital Role in Mozambique's Cave Ecosystems
Scientists uncover the ecological importance of bat guano in Mozambique's Gorongosa caves, supporting unique species and benefiting local communities.
German Minister Defends Rescue Attempt of Whale Timmy After Death Confirmed
German minister defends rescue attempt of humpback whale Timmy after death confirmed, despite expert warnings it was inadvisable.
Rescue Team Urges Walkers to Settle Hotel Bill and Return Gear
Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team appeals for two rescued walkers to pay hotel bill, return head torches and collect crutch after Scafell Pike rescue.
Bronze and Iron Age Log Boats Go on Display in Peterborough
Three rare bronze and iron age log boats, up to 3,500 years old, go on display in Peterborough, revealing prehistoric life and construction techniques.
Feral Pigs Worsen Dieback Disease Threat to Ancient Bunya Pines in Queensland
Feral pigs spread dieback disease in Queensland's Bunya Mountains, threatening ancient bunya pines and culturally significant sites.
How Turkey Trades Became a Conservation Success
How trading wild turkeys became a key part of North America's biggest conservation success stories, restoring populations from near-extinction.
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