This week's wildlife photography showcases a raccoon drinking from a plastic cup in Panama, a superhero-like squid discovered off Argentina, and a golden jackal in the Jordan Valley. From Berlin's delinquent swan to England's wild beaver release, explore
The Thames at Ham in southwest London has been shortlisted as one of 13 new designated bathing water sites across England, marking a potential milestone for river swimming in the capital.
A new report calls on companies to take immediate action to combat biodiversity decline, emphasizing that inaction is no longer acceptable in the face of environmental crises.
Former President Trump's rejection of climate science and removal of greenhouse gas limits could lead to tens of thousands of deaths, according to studies, while a congressional hearing on Epstein survivors raises eyebrows.
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Conservationists report small but encouraging signs of recovery for Scotland's critically endangered capercaillie bird, with increased sightings and improved habitat management.
A new study reveals the astonishing diversity of microscopic creatures less than a millimetre long, challenging our perceptions of life and highlighting their ecological importance.
The Albanese government has approved a Queensland coal mine expansion, clearing critical habitat and fueling climate change, according to scientific experts.
Former President Donald Trump has nominated Scott Socha, a former oil and gas executive, to lead the National Park Service, sparking debate over environmental policy and conservation priorities.
US President Donald Trump has eliminated the EPA's scientific finding that greenhouse gases endanger human health, removing the legal basis for numerous climate regulations and emissions standards.
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Aberdeen residents witnessed sunshine for the first time in 21 days, breaking the longest sunless period since 1957. The Met Office recorded 30 minutes of sun in Dyce after weeks of heavy rain and snow across Scotland and the UK.
The Government has proposed 13 new official bathing sites, including the first designated swimming spot on the River Thames in West London, marking a significant improvement in water quality since the river was declared biologically dead in the 1950s.
California authorities have initiated a formal investigation into the emergency response to the recent Altadena wildfire, examining potential delays and resource allocation issues.
China's Yangtze River has experienced a remarkable ecological revival after a decade-long fishing ban, with fish populations and biodiversity surging significantly.
The Trump administration has revoked the EPA's endangerment finding, eliminating the government's authority to regulate greenhouse gases. Critics call it a gift to polluters that threatens public health.
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Conservationists highlight a critical gap in UK environmental policy: while red squirrel protection is prioritized, their habitats face insufficient safeguards, threatening long-term survival.
Climate leaders condemn Trump's repeal of the 2009 endangerment finding, promising court battles as the administration defends the move as historic deregulation.
Simon Stiell warns that narrow security strategies ignoring climate impacts threaten famine and conflict, as Cop31 draft omits fossil fuel phaseout.
Human remains and personal items found in Tasmania's ancient rainforest provide new clues in the 2023 disappearance of Belgian tourist Celine Cremer, as police and volunteers continue the search for answers.
Portugal faces urgent calls to adapt to climate change after deadly storms killed 16, displaced thousands, and caused massive damage, leading to the interior minister's resignation.
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Leading economists argue capitalism's profit-driven model prevents climate action and propose democratizing the economy through public investment banks, deliberative democracy, and corporate reform.
Tropical Cyclone Gezani struck Madagascar with 167mph winds, killing at least 31 people, injuring 36, and displacing 6,870. The storm destroyed 75% of Toamasina's infrastructure.
The future of captive orcas Wikie and Keijo is uncertain as Marineland Antibes closes, sparking a debate between a Canadian sanctuary and aquarium transfers.
Professor Doyne Farmer proposes a complexity-based economic model to tackle climate change and financial crises, aiming to provide Google Maps-like clarity for global decision-making.
The Met Office forecasts snow and sleet for London this Sunday, with temperatures dropping and flood alerts in place. Experts explain why snow is rare in the capital.
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Shane Connolly, the florist behind royal wedding arrangements, leads a campaign urging churches and the public to avoid floral foam and choose sustainable flowers to reduce environmental impact.
As Britain experiences unprecedented rainfall and flooding, public support for climate policies is sharply declining due to economic pressures, misinformation, and political shifts, according to a major new study.
While record rainfall batters Britain, one writer argues that damp, mild winters are preferable to bone-chilling cold extremes experienced elsewhere, finding unexpected rewards in the persistent grey.
Frost flowers, delicate ice formations, are enchanting London's gardens this winter, offering a rare and beautiful spectacle as temperatures plummet across the capital.
A rural community endures a relentless series of severe weather events, highlighting the escalating impacts of climate change on local environments and daily life.
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A new report highlights how the global trade in red roses for Valentine's Day contributes to carbon emissions, water waste, and pesticide use, urging eco-friendly alternatives.
