Young Naturalist's Snowy Wildlife Census in Worcestershire
A 10-year-old's country diary entry details a snowy walk in Worcestershire, using an app to identify animal tracks from badgers to moorhens, revealing a hidden world of winter activity.
Category : Environment
Sydney Shark Attack: Boy, 12, Dies
Nico Antic, a 12-year-old boy, has died after a shark attack in Sydney Harbour. The tragic incident occurred when he jumped off rocks with friends in Vaucluse.
RHS Emergency Water Plan for UK Gardens
The Royal Horticultural Society unveils comprehensive water management plans to protect its five public gardens from future shortages, urging gardeners nationwide to prepare.
50+ London Parks at Risk from Development and Commercialisation
A new report reveals over 50 London parks and green spaces are under threat from development and commercialisation, with Bromley, Greenwich, and Havering among the hardest-hit boroughs.
London's Hidden Wildlife: Scorpions, Falcons & More
Discover how London's unique microclimates support an extraordinary array of wildlife, from scorpions in dockyards to falcons on tower blocks, creating a vibrant urban ecosystem.
NZ Landslide: Rescue Ends, Recovery for Six Victims
Rescue efforts at Mount Maunganui landslide site switch to recovery operation after human remains found. Police warn recovery could take days due to unstable ground.
Why Cooking Oil Should Never Go Down Your Drain
Discover how everyday kitchen waste like cooking oils and milk contributes to massive fatbergs in sewer systems, and learn sustainable disposal methods.
K'gari Dingo Death Sparks Coexistence Debate
The death of Canadian backpacker Piper James on K'gari (Fraser Island) raises urgent questions about tourist-dingo interactions and Queensland's wildlife management policies.
Sea Lion Survives Two Bullets in Head, Recovers in LA
A sea lion named Confetti is recovering in Los Angeles after being rescued with two bullets in his head and a bacterial infection, with hopes for release.
World's Ugliest Lawn Winner on Water Conservation
Jarno Coone, winner of the international 'world's ugliest lawn' competition, explains his water-saving garden in Kyneton, Victoria, promoting environmental harmony.
Trump Wrong on Climate Hoax Claim in Winter Storm
Donald Trump incorrectly uses a major US winter storm as evidence against global warming, but scientists explain why climate change may worsen such events.
UK's Worst Illegal Dump Sites Revealed
Hundreds of illegal waste dumps blight the UK, including massive 'super sites' with up to 280,000 tonnes of rubbish, sparking environmental concerns and government action.
Monster Winter Storm Threatens Half of US
A massive winter storm is bearing down on the US, affecting 230 million people with snow, sleet, and freezing temperatures across southern, midwestern, and eastern states.
North England's Net Zero Economic Role Highlighted
Analysis reveals the north of England contributes over a fifth of UK net zero output, with Sunderland leading. Labour warns Reform UK threatens industry.
World's Ugliest Lawn Winner: An Australian Groundskeeper's Story
Jarno Coone from Kyneton, Victoria, wins the 2025 World's Ugliest Lawn competition by never watering his yard, promoting water conservation and wildlife habitat creation.
Sydney Shark Attacks Close Beaches, Spark Fear
Four shark attacks in 48 hours along Australia's east coast have led to beach closures in New South Wales, with Sydney residents reconsidering ocean safety.
New PFAS Filtration Tech Removes Chemicals 100x Faster
Rice University researchers develop novel copper-aluminium material that absorbs PFAS pollutants at dramatically accelerated rates while enabling safer destruction methods.
Climate Minister: We Need City to Tackle Climate Crisis
Climate Minister Katie White argues that solving the climate crisis requires collaboration with the City of London, highlighting green finance growth and government initiatives like the Warm Homes Plan.
Boost Your Winter Garden with Bare-Root Plants
Discover how to enhance your garden's structure in winter by planting bare-root trees, bushes, and evergreens. Learn tips for wildlife-friendly planting and cost-effective gardening.
US Winter Storm: Snow, Ice and Arctic Cold Threat
A major winter storm is sweeping the US, bringing snow, ice and dangerously cold temperatures, with 12 states declaring emergencies and millions under alerts.
Canadian Backpacker's Death: Drowning and Dingo Bites Found
The autopsy of 19-year-old Canadian backpacker Piper James, found dead on K'gari island, shows evidence of drowning and dingo bite injuries, with the coroner awaiting further results.
London Snow Forecast: Apple App Predicts Flurries Tuesday
Apple Weather App forecasts light snow in London early next Tuesday, January 27, with rain expected to wash it away by midday. Met Office and BBC predict only rain.
Storm Ingrid Hits UK with 60mph Winds and Rain
Storm Ingrid sweeps across the UK, bringing 60mph gusts and heavy rain, with Met Office yellow warnings in effect until Saturday morning.
Wildlife Photos: Eagles, Axolotls, and More
A roundup of stunning wildlife photographs from around the globe, featuring a proud bald eagle, a rare axolotl, and a goofy elephant seal, with insights into conservation and ecological changes.
Thailand's Dugong Crisis: Marine Biodiversity Warning
Thailand's Andaman Coast dugong population faces dramatic decline as dead sea cows wash ashore, revealing a broader marine biodiversity crisis and seagrass die-off.
Sydney Shark Attacks: A 'Perfect Storm' Explained
After four shark attacks in 48 hours, Sydney's iconic beaches are on high alert. Experts discuss the causes behind this spike in human-shark encounters and essential safety tips for swimmers.
Balkan Pollution Crisis: Sarajevo Smog Rivals Beijing
New research reveals particle pollution in the Balkans is Europe's highest, often exceeding Beijing levels. Sarajevo's residential heating and aged vehicle fleet create dangerous smog conditions.
Water Violence Doubles Globally in Two Years
A new report reveals water-related conflicts have surged globally, with climate change, corruption and infrastructure failures driving the alarming trend.
Cold Weather May Boost Bird Migration to UK
The RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend may reveal increased sightings of fieldfares and redwings due to cold European weather driving more birds to Britain for winter shelter and food.
Indonesia Acts After Floods Wipe Out Rare Orangutans
Indonesian government revokes permits for 28 companies after catastrophic floods killed up to 11% of critically endangered Tapanuli orangutans in Batang Toru forests.
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