Galapagos frog invasion threatens unique ecosystem
Hundreds of thousands of invasive frogs are devastating the unique ecosystem of the Galapagos Islands, threatening native species in an unprecedented environmental crisis.
Category : Search result: UK biodiversity
Native Oysters Return to British Shores After Decades
Exciting conservation efforts are bringing native oysters back to UK coastal waters, creating thriving marine ecosystems and reviving a lost part of Britain's natural heritage.
1950 diary reveals Hampstead's vanishing dragonflies
A poignant rediscovery of a 1950 nature diary reveals alarming insights about the dramatic decline of dragonfly populations around Hampstead Heath's ponds, serving as a stark warning about biodiversity loss.
Beth Pratt: Rewilding Yosemite National Park
Discover how Beth Pratt's groundbreaking work is transforming wildlife conservation in Yosemite through innovative corridors and community engagement.
Australia's Nature Crisis: Economy vs Environment Myth Exposed
New analysis reveals that Australia's outdated environmental laws are failing both nature and the economy. Discover how bipartisan reform could create jobs, attract investment, and safeguard the environment for future generations.
Britain: One of World's Least Nature-Connected Nations
Shocking new research shows the UK has one of the weakest relationships with nature globally, while Nepal tops the chart for nature connection. Discover why urban living and modern lifestyles are creating a nature deficit nation.
Abseiling Horticulturists Rescue Endangered Tree Specimens
In a dramatic conservation mission, two specialist horticulturists abseiled down a cliff face to rescue vital seed specimens from one of Britain's rarest trees facing extinction.
Frankenstein Trees: Radical Conservation Method
Groundbreaking conservation experiment sees scientists bolting together dead trees to create artificial wildlife habitats, revolutionising woodland management across the UK.
Shipwrecks Become Marine Havens in UK Waters
Marine scientists discover artificial reefs created from historic shipwrecks are dramatically boosting fish populations and biodiversity around Britain's coastline in groundbreaking conservation effort.
Nature's extinction crisis happening inside our bodies
Groundbreaking research reveals how the collapse of global biodiversity is creating a parallel crisis within human biology, with profound implications for disease, immunity and human health.
Socotra's Alien Paradise Under Threat from Yemen Crisis
Stunning visual journey reveals how Yemen's political crisis threatens Socotra's otherworldly landscapes and ancient biodiversity in this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Ken Henry: Labor's nature laws "worthless" without changes
Exclusive: Former Treasury Secretary Ken Henry delivers scathing critique of Labor's environmental reforms, warning exemptions could render new nature protection laws completely ineffective without urgent ministerial intervention.
Wealthy suburbs creating urban wildlife havens
Groundbreaking research reveals affluent neighbourhoods are unintentionally creating biodiversity hotspots, with wealthier areas supporting significantly more plants and wildlife than poorer communities.
Patient Vigil: Witnessing the Elusive Black-tailed Godwit
An intimate account from a wildlife hide reveals the quiet drama of wetland conservation and the majestic black-tailed godwit's struggle for survival in the UK.
London council defends 'No Mow May' amid complaints
A South London council stands by its controversial decision to let grass grow wild during May, sparking debate between environmental benefits and resident concerns about neighbourhood appearance.
Matt Kean rebukes Coalition's environment law rollback
In a dramatic break from party ranks, prominent Liberal MP Matt Kean has condemned his own coalition's proposed environmental laws, warning they threaten Australia's natural heritage and economic future.
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