Australian hiker found dead in Wyoming
William Standish, 28, missing since July 23, found dead in Wyoming's Teton range; fatal fall likely, officials say.
Category : Wildlife Nature
Pitbull rescued from SF tunnel after two days
A two-year-old pitbull named Roo survived two days in a San Francisco railway tunnel before being rescued and reunited with his owner, thanks to Caltrain operators and police.
Country diary: Limpets at risk from holiday beachgoers
Limpets on East Cliff beach face danger from children unaware they are live creatures; education is key to protect them.
First Australian mass bird flu die-off suspected in SA
More than 80 dead or sick greater crested terns found off South Australia, suspected to be the country's first mass mortality event from H5N1 bird flu, just six weeks after the virus arrived.
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Purple Reigns as Britain's Favourite Garden Colour
Purple is Britain's favourite garden colour, chosen by 26.67% of 11,000 RHS Wisley visitors, signalling a shift from grey paving to vibrant, naturalistic planting.
UK's 'Hawaii' Isles of Scilly: Day Trip from London
The Isles of Scilly, dubbed the 'Hawaii of the UK', offer wild dolphins, seals, and subtropical beaches just 28 miles off Cornwall, reachable from London in a day via train and Skybus.
Hummingbird hawk-moths boom in UK gardens
A surge in hummingbird hawk-moth sightings across the UK is attributed to hot weather, strong winds, and food scarcity in Europe, with experts predicting a bumper year.
Boob sweat and sexism: Why women shouldn't be shamed
As temperatures hit 35°C in London, columnist Charlie Sawyer argues that women's sweat, especially boob sweat, is unfairly stigmatized due to sexist double standards.
Kenya probes deaths of 15 elephants in Amboseli park
An investigation has been opened into the unexplained deaths of 15 elephants in Kenya's Amboseli national park, with potential toxic substance detected in some samples.
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Fireball lights up New Zealand sky on camera
A fireball, likely a meteor, was captured on a home security camera in Ōpōtiki, New Zealand on 28 July 2026, one of two such events in days.
Gaza beekeeper rebuilds hives on damaged rooftop after war
Ibrahim al-Dabba lost his home, 400 beehives and equipment worth $350,000 in the Gaza war. He now tends 35 hives on a damaged rooftop, preserving a livelihood and hope.
John Clare's garden: poet's legacy and personal nature connection
In the garden of John Clare's cottage, the author reflects on the poet's love of nature and discovers a personal link: their ancestor, Henry Howsden, lived there too.
Song Thrush Connects Me to Great-Grandfather
A song thrush's serenade conjures memories of old family tales, linking the author to a great-grandfather through its clear, repetitive song.
Drone captures humpback whale birth off Australia
A drone pilot captured what is believed to be only the fourth complete humpback whale birth ever recorded, and the first documented by drone, off the NSW north coast.
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Japan Earthquake: Race to Find Survivors After 6.8 Quake
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake near Kumamoto, Japan, has killed at least 13 people. Rescuers are racing to find survivors trapped under rubble, with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi calling it a race against time.
Boris Karloff's Cricket Legacy: Foundation Funds Windrush Festival
Boris Karloff, horror film icon, was a devoted cricket lover. His foundation now funds the Windrush cricket festival, and his old pads have been donated to Lord's.
Lake whitefish may disappear from Great Lakes in 5 years
Lake whitefish, a centuries-old delicacy and key to Native tradition, faces extinction in parts of the Great Lakes within five years due to invasive quagga and zebra mussels that destroy their food source.
Birdfy Nest Camera: Smart Bird Box for Garden Wildlife
Birdfy Nest Camera is a smart bird box with a built-in camera, allowing you to watch nesting birds live via an app. It costs £99.99 and supports night vision.
Hares thrive in North Yorkshire after remarkable breeding season
A dozen hares sit tall in a North Yorkshire field after an unbelievable breeding season, observed in a landscape rich with wildlife and conservation efforts.
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Tourists flee 'apocalyptic' wildfires in France as heatwave looms
Nearly 375,000 people evacuated in France and Spain as wildfires rage. Tourists recount harrowing escapes, with ash falling from the sky and another heatwave expected to hit France from Tuesday.
Poultry farmers defend industry against river pollution claims
UK poultry industry leaders respond to George Monbiot's claims that chicken farms harm rivers, arguing farms operate under strict permits and manure is managed responsibly.
Storks return to Derbyshire after 600 years
Three juvenile white storks arrive at Willington Wetlands, marking the first breeding attempt in the Midlands in over 600 years, with hopes to establish a sustainable population.
1951 Dive-bombing Skuas on Noss, Shetland
A 1951 country diary recounts a visit to Noss, Shetland, where the author faced dive-bombing skuas, highlighting the birds' aggressive nesting behaviour.
Bill Oddie, BBC Legend and The Goodies Star, Dies at 83
Bill Oddie, the beloved BBC wildlife presenter and star of The Goodies, has died at age 83, his family confirmed. Tributes pour in for the 'irreplaceable' star.
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Scottish Tea Fraud: Tam O’Braan’s Lies Exposed
In the final episode of the Scottish tea mystery, Tam O’Braan’s fraud is exposed at trial, revealing his tea sourcing and the lasting impact on Scotland’s tea industry.
Eyebright: Sunny Healer and Tiny Parasitic Thief
Eyebrights, ancient herbs used for eye ailments, are also parasitic, siphoning nutrients from grasses. Found in Shropshire, they reduce grass dominance and boost biodiversity.
Two missing in West Virginia flash floods
At least two people are missing in West Virginia after torrential rain caused flash floods. Governor Morrisey declared a state of emergency and deployed 500 National Guard members.
First puffling sighting in 30 years gives hope for Dorset puffins
A baby puffin, or puffling, has been spotted on the Dorset coast for the first time in 30 years, offering hope for the struggling colony at the last regular mainland nesting site in southern England.
UK Volunteers Live as Wild Animals in Six-Week Experiment
A group of creature enthusiasts in the UK volunteered to live as wild animals for six weeks in a bizarre experiment exploring animal sentience.
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Rare white rainbow fogbow spotted in outback NSW
A fogbow, a rare white rainbow-like optical illusion, was captured on a farm in Cobar, outback New South Wales. Learn what causes this phenomenon and why it's so hard to see.
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