David Edwards: Guardian of Britain's Ancient Forests
Tribute to environmental champion David Edwards, whose groundbreaking research and passionate advocacy transformed forest conservation policies across the UK and beyond.
Category : Environment
Coyote mauls housekeeper and dog in NJ attack
Shocking coyote attack leaves housekeeper and dog injured in affluent New Jersey neighbourhood, sparking wildlife safety concerns across the community.
California Zoo Rescues Escaped Black Bear Safely
A remarkable wildlife rescue operation unfolded at a California zoo as staff successfully tranquillised and returned a 300-pound black bear that had briefly escaped its enclosure, with no injuries to animals or visitors.
Diver attacked by dusky shark in Israel, feeding ban scrutiny
A shocking shark encounter off Israel's coast leaves a diver injured and raises urgent questions about illegal shark feeding practices and marine safety regulations.
Gene-Edited Pigs Resist Swine Fever in UK Breakthrough
Revolutionary gene editing technology has produced the world's first pigs completely resistant to Classical Swine Fever, potentially saving billions in global agriculture and preventing mass culling.
Londoner fined £150 for pouring coffee down drain
A Westminster resident received a shocking £150 penalty for disposing of coffee down a street drain as councils intensify enforcement against environmental violations.
Millions of donkeys slaughtered for Chinese medicine trade
An alarming investigation reveals how millions of donkeys are being slaughtered annually to meet demand for traditional Chinese remedies, threatening global donkey populations and devastating rural communities worldwide.
Climate disasters to cost £1.3 trillion in 2025
New analysis reveals the staggering economic cost of climate disasters in 2025, with extreme weather events projected to drain global finances and threaten economic stability worldwide.
Sussan Ley: Net Zero is a 'Compromise' Not to Be Extended
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley declares net zero a 'compromise' that shouldn't be extended, exposing deep divisions within the Coalition over climate policy ahead of potential early election.
Sea Cucumber Invasion Transforms Oregon Coastline
Extraordinary marine event sees Oregon's coastal waters turn into a sea cucumber paradise, baffling scientists and delighting beachgoers with this rare natural spectacle.
Tea bags release billions of microplastics into your brew
Groundbreaking research exposes alarming levels of microplastic contamination in popular tea brands, with some bags releasing over 3 billion particles into your daily brew.
UN Chief: Humanity on "Highway to Climate Hell"
Antonio Guterres declares global warming battle being lost while scientists confirm 2023 smashed climate records, creating urgent political dilemma.
Delhi defies fireworks ban as Diwali pollution soars
Despite Supreme Court restrictions, Delhi residents ignited fireworks during Diwali celebrations, triggering dangerous air pollution levels and reviving debates about environmental enforcement in India's capital.
Social media foraging frenzy damaging UK countryside
Middle-class foragers inspired by Instagram and TikTok are causing ecological damage and risking poisoning as they strip Britain's countryside of mushrooms and berries in dangerous new trend.
New York's climate migration crisis as flooding worsens
Exclusive investigation reveals how relentless flooding and extreme weather are driving a new wave of climate migration from New York City, with wealthy residents leading the retreat from vulnerable coastal areas.
Sea Cucumber Invasion Baffles Oregon Coast Scientists
Extraordinary marine phenomenon sees Pacific Northwest beaches carpeted with sea cucumbers, baffling scientists and fascinating beachgoers along the Oregon coast.
Europe's illegal eel trade: Inside the wildlife crime crisis
An explosive investigation reveals how sophisticated criminal networks are trafficking critically endangered European eels across the continent, making this one of Europe's largest wildlife crimes.
Australia-NZ Heatwave Sparks Extreme Fire Danger
Australia and New Zealand brace for dangerous heatwave conditions with temperatures soaring to 40°C, prompting severe bushfire alerts and health warnings across both nations.
Don't bin used tea bags - gardeners reveal why
Horticulture experts reveal why used tea bags belong in your flower beds, not your bin - discover this game-changing gardening hack that boosts plant health.
Diver killed in shark feeding frenzy in Bahamas
A Russian diver has been killed in a brutal shark attack during a feeding expedition in the Bahamas, marking a tragic reminder of the dangers of interacting with marine predators.
Violent Athens protests at Tomb of Unknown Soldier
Greek police clashed with demonstrators in central Athens during a protest that turned violent near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Riot officers deployed tear gas and water cannons as tensions escalated in Syntagma Square.
Greens: Labor's Nature Law Revamp Worse Than Status Quo
The Australian Greens have launched a scathing attack on Labor's proposed environmental reforms, warning they could worsen the extinction crisis while ignoring climate impacts of major fossil fuel projects.
Climate change brings mosquitoes to Iceland
Global warming is creating conditions for mosquitoes to establish themselves in Iceland, posing new challenges for the historically insect-free nation.
Sydney beach crisis: Among Australia's most polluted
New research reveals a beloved Sydney beach has been ranked among Australia's most polluted swimming locations, raising serious health concerns for swimmers and prompting urgent environmental action.
Somalia famine crisis deepens amid UK aid cuts
Exclusive investigation reveals how UK government aid reductions are pushing Somalia towards catastrophic famine while climate change exacerbates the humanitarian crisis.
Wood burning complaints yield just one prosecution in England
Exclusive investigation reveals England's wood burning enforcement crisis as thousands of smoke complaints yield only a single prosecution in a year, raising health and regulatory concerns.
10 Essential April Gardening Jobs for UK Gardeners
Don't miss these crucial April gardening tasks that will transform your outdoor space into a blooming paradise this summer. Expert tips for UK gardeners.
Mountain plants find sanctuary in abandoned chapel
Discover the remarkable story of Peak District's wildflowers thriving in an unexpected sanctuary - a decaying chapel where nature is staging its own beautiful revival.
Africa's ancient elephant highways blocked
New research reveals how century-old elephant migration corridors across Africa have been severed by human development, creating dangerous conflicts and threatening ancient behaviours passed down through generations.
Global coal consumption hits record high in 2024
Global coal usage reached unprecedented levels last year, driven by soaring energy demands in Asia and economic pressures, casting doubt on international climate commitments.
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