Colorado River Water Plan Gets Approval from Three States
California, Arizona, and Nevada have agreed on a plan to reduce water usage from the Colorado River, aiming to prevent a severe water crisis amid ongoing drought conditions.
Category : Environment
Rare Comet Spotted Over New Zealand
A rare comet has been sighted over New Zealand, captivating astronomers and skywatchers with its bright tail and close approach to Earth, visible to the naked eye.
Inside Australia's Marine Biobanks: Protecting Ocean Species
Australia's marine biobanks store golden kelp, oyster larvae, and seagrass seeds to restore ecosystems and prevent species extinction amid climate change.
Curlew's Call Echoes at Cors Ddyga: A Precious Sighting
At Cors Ddyga reserve on Anglesey, a dusk visit reveals marsh harriers, bitterns, and the haunting call of curlews, a species facing extinction in Wales within a decade.
1951: Into the Woods on the Capital's Edge
A 1951 diary entry recounts a walk through ancient woodlands on London's outskirts, reflecting on nature's resilience amidst urban expansion.
Australia Coalmine Methane Emissions Double Estimates
A new report reveals methane emissions from Australian coalmines are more than double official estimates, highlighting a major gap in climate reporting.
New Alliance Aims for Post-Fossil Fuel Future
At a summit in Colombia, 59 nations agreed to develop roadmaps for transitioning away from fossil fuels, as oil prices spike and geopolitical tensions rise, offering a new path forward.
Humane Pigeon Control: A Proven Alternative for UK Cities
UK councils spend heavily on ineffective pigeon control. A low-cost, humane method using egg swapping could reduce populations by 50%, as seen in Europe.
Labour's Nature-Friendly Plans for State Land Unveiled
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds unveils plans to make government land more nature-friendly, including tree nurseries in prisons and peatland restoration on military ranges, amid pressure from Greens.
Isabella Plantation: Hidden Azalea Garden in South London
Discover Isabella Plantation in Richmond Park, a 40-acre woodland garden with stunning azaleas in bloom. Perfect for a peaceful spring walk away from crowds.
London Borough Tops UK Fly-Tipping List: Full Rankings
Over 1.25 million fly-tipping incidents in England 2024/25, London worst region. Haringey leads hazardous waste dumping. One in six admit unknowingly fly-tipping.
Bath Named World's Greenest City for 2026
Bath, just 75 minutes from London, has been named the world's greenest city for 2026 by TimeOut, beating Vancouver and Singapore. It boasts natural thermal waters, Roman heritage, and stunning Georgian architecture.
Chemical Spill Wipes Out Salmon in River Spey Tributary
A chemical spill, likely caustic soda, has devastated a tributary of the River Spey in Scotland, killing salmon and wildlife. Recovery may take years.
NSW Delayed Wetland Water for Farming, Emails Show
Emails reveal NSW government repeatedly delayed environmental flows to wetlands to prioritize winter cereal harvest, harming frog and bird breeding cycles.
No Mow May Transforms English Gardens into Wild Havens
Cheshire villagers join No Mow May to boost biodiversity, discovering wildlife like field mice and rare orchids in their wild gardens.
Iran War Accelerates Global Shift to Clean Energy
The Iran war is speeding up the global transition to renewable energy, benefiting China as a leading manufacturer, while Trump's pro-coal stance faces obsolescence.
Reform UK Council Backs Beaver Release Amid Party Row
A Reform UK-led council in Leicestershire supports releasing beavers to reduce flooding, despite party divisions on rewilding. The Labour government recently legalized beaver releases in England.
Hidden London Walk with Best Views for Nature Lovers
Discover Parkland Walk, a hidden gem in North London offering stunning skyline views. Perfect for a peaceful Bank Holiday stroll along a disused railway line.
London Wisteria Walk: Spring Fairytale Route
Discover a breathtaking London walk through wisteria-lined streets, from Holland Park to Chelsea. Perfect for a spring Sunday.
Australia's Nature Protection Plan Criticized as Weak
Environmental groups accuse the Albanese government of weakening proposed national environmental standards, saying the draft fails to protect threatened species and ecosystems.
Right to Roam Movement Gains Momentum in England
A new documentary 'Our Land' highlights growing anger over limited land access in England, where only 8% is public, and calls for Scottish-style rights.
Transit Desert Food Crisis Hits Millions of Americans
As pandemic-era transit funding ends, bus cuts in Memphis, Providence, and Duluth leave residents without cars facing hours-long trips for groceries, worsening food insecurity.
Cotswolds Treehouse Retreat for Stress Relief and Better Sleep
Experience a rustic treehouse retreat in the Cotswolds, designed to reduce stress and improve sleep. Wake up to forest views, enjoy woodland sauna sessions, and reconnect with nature.
Tornadoes and Giant Hail Hit Central US
Severe storms with tornadoes and giant hail pummel the central United States, causing widespread damage and power outages.
Santa Marta Talks: Ground Zero for Fossil Fuel Phaseout?
Colombia hosts 59 nations for first fossil fuel transition talks, aiming to shift global economy to clean energy amid oil price shocks and renewable growth.
Sea Otter Mother Adopts Orphaned Pup
In a rare wildlife event, a sea otter mother has adopted an orphaned pup off the California coast, offering hope for conservation efforts.
Billions of Dead Beetles Blanket Scottish Beaches
Heather beetle population explosion in Caithness leaves beaches covered in an inch-thick carpet of dead insects, devastating moorland and raising wildfire risks due to climate change.
Extinct Bandicoot Returns After Genetic Rescue
The eastern barred bandicoot, once extinct in the wild, is back on Phillip Island thanks to a world-first genetic rescue programme that built a population of over 2,000.
Trophy Hunting Ban Would Harm Conservation, Experts Say
Experts argue that a UK ban on trophy hunting imports would harm conservation by reducing land protection and ignoring local communities' rights.
Camp Mystic Shutters Summer Program After Floods
Camp Mystic, a historic summer camp in Texas, has canceled its 2026 season after devastating floods. Officials plan to reopen in 2027 with repairs underway.
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