Urgent 24-hour warning for UK garden bird feeders
Bird feeding expert warns damp seed can become toxic within 24-48 hours. Discover how to protect your garden birds from mould and bacteria this winter.
Category : Environment
First Ever Sighting of Elusive Ginkgo-Toothed Whale
Scientists achieve a world-first sighting of the elusive ginkgo-toothed beaked whale off Mexico's coast, a species previously known only from dead specimens. Discover the breakthrough.
Castle Water offers £1bn extra for Thames Water rescue
Castle Water proposes a £1bn larger cash injection than rivals to rescue debt-laden Thames Water and tackle its pollution crisis. Will this offer break the deadlock?
Trust Members Boycott Manor After Losing Free Entry
National Trust members are boycotting Coughton Court after the Throckmorton family revoked their free entry, despite a £3.3 million roof repair fundraiser. Discover the full story.
UK faces hotter, longer heatwaves by 2030s due to emissions
New research reveals heatwaves will intensify dramatically within years if net zero delays continue. Urgent climate action needed to prevent extreme weather escalation.
Hafren Forest: Magical Welsh woodland with waterfalls
Explore Hafren Forest in Wales, a magical woodland with scenic waterfalls, rivers, and incredible views. Discover free parking and accessible trails for the perfect day out.
RSPB: Attract Robins to Your Garden This Winter
Discover the RSPB-approved food to attract robins and other birds to your UK garden all winter. Learn expert tips on feeder placement and essential care.
Unique Gardening Course Gifts for 2026
Discover inspiring gardening workshops and courses for 2026, from no-dig techniques to botanical art. Perfect gift ideas for gardeners seeking new skills.
UK Grows Strawberries All Year with New Tech
For the first time, British-grown strawberries will be available this Christmas. A Sussex farm uses revolutionary LED technology to extend the season to 12 months, cutting food miles and boosting local jobs. Discover the future of farming.
1905 Winter Diary: Frost and Birdlife Changes
A 1905 country diary captures winter's first frost, while German ornithologists note a surprising reason for declining swallow populations. Explore this historical snapshot of nature.
Neighbours build bond through plants without meeting
A Singapore man's viral story reveals how anonymous neighbours built a relationship through plant care and coffee gifts, sparking discussions about modern community connections.
Storm Damage Transforms Cairngorms Pinewood Landscape
Discover how Storm Amy's destructive winds are creating new habitats in Abernethy Forest, revealing ancient pines and transforming the Cairngorms woodland ecosystem for future generations.
Vietnam Landslide Kills 6 on Mountain Pass
A landslide in Vietnam has buried a passenger bus, killing six and injuring 19. Read the full report on the rescue efforts and severe weather warnings.
COP30 climate talks enter critical ministerial phase
UN climate talks shift into high gear as government ministers take over negotiations at COP30 in Brazil. Key issues include fossil fuel phase-out and climate finance for developing nations.
COP30 2025: Climate Inaction Cartoon Exposed
First Dog on the Moon's powerful COP30 cartoon highlights the frustrating gap between climate awareness and action. Discover the urgent message behind the artwork.
Bird populations rise after EU pesticide ban
Insect-eating bird numbers in France increase 2-3% following 2018 neonicotinoid ban. Study reveals first signs of wildlife recovery, though full restoration may take decades.
Australia's 496-strong COP30 delegation sparks outrage
Australia sends 496 delegates to COP30 in Brazil, drawing criticism for its carbon footprint and cost to taxpayers. Discover the details and the controversy.
Climate Change Linked to Mental Health and Drug Crisis
A stark government report reveals climate change fears are driving a mental health crisis and increased substance misuse across the UK. Discover the impacts and urgent call to action.
Roman coin hoard discovered by detectorists in Kent
Three metal detectorists unearthed a significant hoard of 1,800-year-old Roman coins in a Kent field. The British Museum is now assessing the historic discovery. Read their incredible story.
Cop30 fossil fuel phaseout talks face uphill battle
As climate activists stage dramatic protests in Belém, Brazil struggles to advance fossil fuel phaseout discussions at Cop30. Will this conference deliver meaningful progress?
Man charged for smuggling parakeets in his pants
A US citizen faces 20 years in prison after being caught smuggling two heavily sedated, endangered parakeets in his underwear at the US-Mexico border. Read the full story.
Game of Thrones editor killed in lion safari attack
Tributes paid to Katherine Chappell, a Game of Thrones editor, tragically mauled to death by a lion on a South African safari after lowering her car window. Read the full story.
Experts reveal best way to remove patio moss
Three gardening experts endorse the same affordable household item for effective moss removal from patios in as little as 10 minutes. Discover their proven method.
Hamza Yassin lived in car for months in Scotland
Countryfile star Hamza Yassin reveals he lived in his car for 9 months in remote Scotland. The wildlife cameraman shares his journey from vehicle to cottage and mental health benefits of nature.
La Nina Threatens More Storms After Philippines Tragedy
Scientists warn the La Nina weather system could bring further extreme weather to the Philippines, where recent typhoons killed over 250 people. Learn about the global climate impacts.
Council mulls buy-back for residents plagued by bats
Gympie Council is advocating for a property buy-back scheme for residents affected by a protected flying fox colony. Discover the ongoing dispute and ecological challenges.
Iran's Water Crisis: Prayers and Cloud Seeding in Tehran
Tehran faces unprecedented drought with just 1mm of rain this year. Discover the desperate measures from mass prayers to cloud seeding as Iran confronts a potential water catastrophe.
Climate Change Debate: Experts Question Scientific Consensus
Renowned MIT scientist Richard Lindzen challenges climate change narratives, claiming political motives and flawed research drive multi-trillion dollar energy policies. Read the full analysis.
Sheep flock through Nuremberg to winter pastures
Hundreds of sheep herded through Nuremberg city centre in a popular annual spectacle. Discover how this tradition aids urban biodiversity and grass management.
Dallas Cowboys coach's home invaded by wildlife
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer's home has been hit by a third animal invasion, this time by a swarm of wasps. Discover the full story of the family's bizarre wildlife encounters.
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