Oven Grease Vanishes Overnight with Baking Soda Hack
A natural oven cleaning method using baking soda can remove stubborn grease. Leave it on overnight and wipe clean for a sparkling oven without scrubbing.
Category : Conservation
Queensland Remains Australia's Deforestation Capital as Land Clearing Rises 3%
Queensland's land clearing rose 3% in 2022-23, with 332,015 hectares bulldozed, half in Great Barrier Reef catchments, sparking conservationist warnings.
Mulch, Not Fertiliser, for Japanese Maples in Summer
Japanese maples suffer when fertilised in summer; instead, mulch with wood chips or pine needles to keep roots cool and moist, preventing leaf scorch and tree stress.
June Recalls: Sand Toys, Meds, Donuts and Fruit
June 2026 product recalls include children's sand kits with asbestos, ramipril blood pressure medication packaging errors, Krispy Kreme donuts with undeclared hazelnuts, and fruit pots possibly contaminated with salmonella.
Edna Tech Transforms Wildlife Conservation In Rwanda
Environmental DNA technology is transforming wildlife conservation in Rwanda, enabling non-invasive species monitoring in Volcanoes National Park.
Brazil's Atlantic Forest Deforestation Hits Lowest Level in 40 Years
Brazil's Atlantic forest deforestation hits record low in 2025, but environmentalists warn of risks from weakened laws and potential far-right government.
5 Cleaning Habits Making Your Home Dirtier
Cleaning expert Lou shares five common habits that could actually make your home dirtier, from wet toilet brushes to overfilling washing machines.
Red Squirrels Expand Across Highlands After Rewilding
Red squirrels expand across Highlands by over a quarter after 10-year reintroduction programme by Trees for Life.
Cool Your Home Fast After UK Heatwave: Expert 'Flushing' Tips
After a week of 40°C heat, learn how to rapidly cool your house by 'flushing' hot air out, using fans strategically, and unplugging appliances for a better night's sleep.
Two men found guilty of ‘mindless’ felling of Sycamore Gap tree
Two men found guilty of felling Sycamore Gap tree and damaging Hadrian's Wall in a 'mindless' act during Storm Agnes.
Lost Words Creators Reunite for New Book on Britain's Endangered Birds
Jackie Morris and Robert Macfarlane reunite for 'The Book of Birds', highlighting 49 endangered species in Britain.
Briton Ferry Brunel mural to be painted over after row
A popular mural of Isambard Kingdom Brunel in Briton Ferry, Neath Port Talbot, will be painted over after the building's owner said they were not consulted. Councillor Gareth Rice self-funded the project, but a joint owner emerged after completion and rep
David Attenborough's Simple Fence Hack for Hedgehogs This Summer
David Attenborough advises cutting holes in fences to help hedgehogs navigate gardens this summer, boosting their chances of finding food and mates.
Heatwave Reveals 17th Century Garden Design at Chatsworth House
UK heatwave uncovers hidden 17th-century garden at Chatsworth House and ghost of Clumber House.
After 60 She Dedicated Herself To Saving Soil And Adventure
After 60, Sousan Samadani dedicated herself to saving soil, embarking on a life of adventure including skydiving, hitchhiking and cycling thousands of miles.
Alan Titchmarsh's Chemical-Free Weed Removal Method
Alan Titchmarsh shares a simple, chemical-free method to kill weeds on gravel paths and patios using only a hoe, a patio knife, and sunlight. No cost, no chemicals.
Cerne Abbas Giant Rechalked With 17 Tonnes as Climate Crisis Threatens Figure
National Trust and volunteers rechalk Cerne Abbas Giant with 17 tonnes of chalk, adapting techniques due to climate change effects like algae and erosion.
Severe Tube Delays as London Faces Record Heatwave
Commuters face severe delays on the London Tube as Circle, District, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines are suspended or delayed amid a record-breaking heatwave with temperatures up to 40°C.
Ash Rains on Widnes Homes as Recycling Warehouse Burns
A major incident was declared after a fire at a Widnes recycling plant sent ash raining down on homes, with 450 tonnes of waste alight and a massive smoke plume visible for miles.
Yulin Dog Meat Festival Returns Despite Opposition
The Yulin Lychee and Dog Meat Festival in southern China has resumed, drawing condemnation from animal welfare groups who warn thousands of dogs and cats could be killed by June 30.
Albania's Flamingo Revolution Against Trump-Kushner Resort (22.06.2026)
Albanians protest a mega-resort on Sazan island backed by Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, sparking a 'flamingo revolution' against corruption and environmental destruction.
Miniature Forest Found Hidden in Vast Woodland
A tiny, perfectly formed forest has been discovered deep within a larger woodland, featuring miniature trees, plants, and a complete ecosystem, astonishing ecologists.
King’s Estate Owns Part of UK’s Worst Illegal Waste Dump
King's Duchy of Lancaster owns part of UK's worst illegal waste dump in Wigan, but claims exemption from cleanup under ancient law.
Armenian Tycoon Builds World's Tallest Jesus Statue
Gagik Tsarukyan, Armenia's flamboyant oligarch, is erecting a 101-metre Jesus statue atop Mount Hatis, aiming to boost tourism and showcase Armenia's Christian heritage, despite church and environmental opposition.
Two Men Jailed for Over Four Years for Felling Sycamore Gap Tree
Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers jailed for four years and three months for felling the iconic Sycamore Gap tree in Northumberland.
Chagos Fishing Plan Divides Conservationists And Chagossians
UK deal to hand back Chagos Islands allows fishing in marine reserve, dividing conservationists and Chagossians over environmental and cultural impacts.
Victorian Society Reveals Most Endangered Buildings of 2026
Victorian Society lists ten most endangered buildings in England and Wales, including Tees Transporter Bridge and Hackney disinfecting station.
Sumatran Orangutan Uses Canopy Bridge to Cross Road for First Time
First footage of a critically endangered Sumatran orangutan using a canopy bridge to cross a road in Indonesia, offering hope for conservation.
Sea Otter Adopts Orphaned Pup in California Aquarium Surrogacy Programme
Rey, a young sea otter, adopts orphaned pup Sunny at the Aquarium of the Pacific, part of a surrogacy programme boosting otter survival.
RSPB Urges Removal of Bird Feeders in Summer to Curb Avian Disease
RSPB advises removing bird feeders in summer to curb trichomonosis spread, which has caused greenfinch numbers to plummet by 67%.
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