Peak District Rescue Saves Stranded Walkers
Specialist mountain rescue teams in the Peak District conducted a risky operation to save two walkers stranded on steep terrain after heavy rain made their route impassable.
Category : Conservation
Sycamore Gap Tree Stump Gets Protective Cage to Aid Recovery
National Trust adds wire cage to Sycamore Gap stump to protect fragile regrowth after tree was illegally felled in 2023.
Four tonnes of cannabis farm waste dumped in Sussex ancient woodland
Over four tonnes of cannabis farm waste dumped in Brede High Woods, Sussex, threatening rare wildlife and costing thousands in cleanup.
Laos Stone Jars Were Family Crypts, Study Finds
Study finds ancient stone jars in Laos were used as family crypts in mortuary rituals, containing remains of multiple generations.
Hawaiian Senator Praises Man Who Punched Tourist for Throwing Rock at Endangered Seal
Hawaiian senator praises man who punched tourist for throwing rock at endangered monk seal, sparking debate over vigilante justice.
Prince William Hints at Being a Swiftie at Tusk Conservation Awards
Prince William hints at being a Taylor Swift fan at Tusk Conservation Awards, saying he'd join Rolling Stones tour if Swift were there.
Giraffe photos in new book to fund wildlife protection
Stunning giraffe photos in new book to raise funds for wildlife protection, with over £1.2 million donated since 2016.
World's Oldest Oak Saved From California Developers
World's oldest oak tree spared from destruction in California after conservation groups reach agreement with developers to protect 55 acres of land.
Red Squirrel Kits Rescued From Ditch In Oban
Two baby red squirrels rescued from a ditch in Oban are recovering at the Scottish SPCA's wildlife centre.
Nantucket Man Sued for Cutting Down Neighbour's Trees to Improve Ocean View
Nantucket woman sues neighbour for cutting down 16 trees to improve ocean view, causing over $486,000 in damage.
Sri Lankan Fishers Turn Invasive Snakehead Fish Threat into Opportunity
Sri Lankan fishers battle invasive snakehead fish in Deduru Oya reservoir, turning threat into opportunity through dried fish and angler tourism.
London Zoo Staff Brave -5C for Bicentenary Animal Stocktake
London Zoo staff braved -5C for the annual stocktake of 8,000+ animals, marking the zoo's bicentenary with conservation highlights including Humboldt penguin chicks and Socorro doves.
Spotted Orchids in a Derbyshire Garden: A Miracle
A Derbyshire gardener discovers 27 spotted orchids in his uncut lawn, highlighting the mysterious underground life of these plants.
White-Tailed Eagles to Return to Exmoor After 200 Years
White-tailed eagles to return to Exmoor after 200 years, with 20 young eagles to be released over three years as part of a reintroduction project.
Australia's Forest Accounting 'Sleight of Hand' Hides Deforestation Impact, Researchers Say
Research reveals Australia's net forest figures hide deforestation impacts, with old-growth losses not offset by regrowth in drier areas.
World's Largest Wildlife Bridge Opens After £845m Cost
World's largest wildlife overpass begins construction over 10-lane California highway, allowing safe passage for mountain lions and other animals.
16 Ancient Canoes Found in Wisconsin Lake Dating Back 5,200 Years
16 ancient canoes found in Wisconsin's Lake Mendota, oldest dating 5,200 years, predating pyramids, sparking Indigenous cultural revival.
Cerne Abbas Giant Land Saved By National Trust Campaign
National Trust secures land around Cerne Abbas Giant with global donations, protecting the chalk figure and rare wildlife.
National Trust Members Boycott Coughton Court After Losing Free Entry
National Trust members boycott Coughton Court after losing free entry following £3m roof repair, as Throckmorton family takes over management.
Wild Parrots Thrive in Los Angeles, Aiding Conservation Efforts
Los Angeles's feral parrots, once pets, now thrive and aid conservation research, with scientists studying their urban adaptation.
Mysterious Humpback Whale Gaping Behaviour Documented
Researchers document rare humpback whale 'gaping' behaviour off Western Australia, suggesting it is a social display as migration begins.
Zoological Society of London Marks 200 Years with New Wildlife Health Centre
ZSL celebrates 200 years with a new wildlife health centre, reflecting its founding after Chunee the elephant's death and its ongoing global conservation work.
Whiten Grout in 5 Mins with 50p Tesco Item
A cleaning influencer's hack using white toothpaste from Tesco for 50p makes stained grout whiter in minutes. Try this simple remedy for fresh, clean grout.
Cool Home Faster with Fan and Ice Trick
Learn a simple trick to make your fan blow colder air using just ice and water. Perfect for heatwaves when you lack air conditioning.
Tenerife Beaches Closed Due to Sewage Pollution as EU Condemns Spain
Tenerife beaches closed due to sewage pollution; EU condemns Spain for failing to control wastewater discharges, posing health risks to tourists.
Stepping Hill Nurse Rebecca Leighton Remanded in Custody
Nurse Rebecca Leighton remanded in custody over deaths of five patients at Stepping Hill Hospital, charged with criminal damage and theft.
Seoul Pride: Thousands Fill Streets for Queer Culture Festival
Tens of thousands celebrated Seoul's queer culture festival, demanding legal protections and an end to discrimination, despite ongoing stigma and political opposition.
USPS Bald Eagle Stamps Mark America's 250th Anniversary
USPS unveils bald eagle stamps for America's 250th anniversary, depicting the bird's life stages and highlighting its conservation success.
Ratapalooza: Argentine Group Finds Homes for Lab Rats
Ratapalooza in Buenos Aires finds homes for lab rats and mice, rescuing thousands and promoting adoption.
Tasmanian Devil Mary's Dawn Escape Caught On CCTV
Tasmanian devil Mary escaped from a Gold Coast wildlife park, caught on CCTV at 4am. Search ongoing, public warned not to approach.
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