Seal Pup Found on Doorstep Released into Wild
A baby grey seal named 'Cold Call', discovered by a postman on a doorstep in Norfolk, has been released back into the sea after five months of rehabilitation.
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Bald Eagle Hatchlings Spotted in Chicago Park After 100+ Years
Two bald eagle hatchlings have been spotted in a Chicago park, marking the first successful wild breeding in the city in over 100 years, officials say.
Bald eagle hatchlings in Chicago for first time in century
Two bald eagle hatchlings have been spotted in a Chicago park, marking the first successful wild breeding in the city in over a century, officials say.
2026 World Cup Set to Be Climate Catastrophe
The 2026 World Cup is projected to generate 9 million tons of CO2, double the historical average, with extreme heat endangering players and fans.
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Early Bee Swarm Season Raises Climate Concerns
North America's bee swarm season starts 17 days early after record colony losses, with beekeepers adapting to climate shifts and mite threats.
American Oil Epoch Collapsing: What Comes Next Could Be Ugly
As the US clings to fossil fuels under Trump, China surges ahead in renewables, reshaping global power dynamics and threatening a violent transition.
German Minister Defends Whale Rescue Attempt
German environment minister Till Backhaus defends the risky rescue attempt of humpback whale Timmy, despite experts deeming it inadvisable due to the animal's poor condition.
SA Fracking Reversal Sparks Anger Over Broken Promise
Farmers and environmentalists in South Australia’s Limestone Coast condemn Labor’s early end to a fracking moratorium, citing risks to ancient groundwater aquifers and agricultural livelihoods.
Man Arrested for Wild Turtle Trafficking
A California man allegedly tried to export 292 loggerhead musk turtles to Taiwan under false captive-bred claims, leading to wildlife trafficking charges.
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Karachi’s Extreme Heat: A New Reality of the Climate Crisis
An intense heatwave in Pakistan and India, with Karachi hitting 44.1C, shows the climate crisis is making extreme heat the new normal, affecting millions.
Forest Ranger's Top Camping Tip: Pack Comfortable Socks
A forest ranger shares the one must-pack item for camping holidays: comfortable socks. Expert advice on enjoying the outdoors and staying prepared for British weather.
UK Govt Admits Miliband's Green Projects Harm Environment
Government documents reveal Ed Miliband's wind and solar farms may damage landscapes, biodiversity, and food security, despite Labour's push for Net Zero.
Air Pollution Tied to Higher Kidney Disease Risk
New research reveals that air pollution significantly raises the risk of chronic kidney disease and acute kidney injury, with men and younger adults particularly vulnerable.
Bird Poo Powered the Rise of an Ancient Peruvian Kingdom
Seabird guano was a potent fertiliser that boosted agriculture in the Chincha Valley, helping the Chincha Kingdom rise and gain influence with the Inca Empire.
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Timmy the Whale Confirmed Dead After Rescue Attempt
Timmy the humpback whale has been confirmed dead by Danish authorities, two weeks after a costly rescue attempt criticized as 'pure animal cruelty'.
Florida Tightens Manta Ray Capture Rules, No Full Ban
Florida wildlife officials tighten rules on capturing giant manta rays after viral video, banning international export but allowing US exhibition with proof of education.
Black Mushroom Hunters Unearthing US’s Essential Fungi
Black mycologists in the US explore fungi’s role in ecology, culture, and African diaspora history, finding connection and empowerment through mycology.
Peacock 'Invasion' of Italian Seaside Town Ruffles Feathers
Peacocks have taken over Punta Marina, Italy, sparking love and hate among residents. 'Peacock rangers' now patrol to ease tensions as the population grows.
Lottery Winner Builds Private Forest on £6.5m Estate
Euromillions winner Adrian Bayford plants 1,500 trees at his Cambridgeshire mansion, creating Project WildRoots to promote sustainability and host school visits.
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Climate Crisis Undermines Aid in Rural Tanzania
Climate change is severely compromising development aid in rural Tanzania, affecting health, nutrition, agriculture, and infrastructure, as reported by World Vision and other NGOs.
3 Simple Garden Items to Attract Stunning Birds
Wildlife experts reveal three essential items every bird-friendly garden should have: a birdbath, quality bird feed, and bird-friendly plants. Transform your garden into an avian haven.
Easy Swaps to Cut Plastic from Your Personal Care Routine
Almost 60% of beauty packaging is plastic, making recycling difficult. Discover sustainable swaps like bars, refillables, and recycling tips to reduce waste.
WHO Urged to Declare Climate Crisis Health Emergency
Leading experts call on WHO to declare climate crisis a public health emergency, warning millions could die without coordinated international response.
Lucky Swarm of Honey Bees Finds New Home in Kent
A beekeeper in Cranbrook, Kent, encounters a honeybee swarm in a plum tree, hiving them to start a new colony, highlighting the value of early summer swarms.
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GoSun Sport-E: Solar Oven Cooks Without Fuel or Sun
The GoSun Sport-E hybrid solar oven uses sunlight and electric backup to cook outdoors. Tested in Canada, it reaches 350°F, cooks veggies and bread, and works with car or battery.
Climate Change Reducing Oxygen in Rivers Globally
A new study reveals that global warming has reduced oxygen levels in rivers by 2.1% since 1985, threatening fish and creating dead zones, especially in tropics and Eastern US.
Colorado Peach Growers Face Millions in Losses from Fungal Disease
Cytospora canker threatens Colorado's peach industry, infecting all surveyed orchards and causing at least $3 million in annual losses. Researchers are developing management strategies.
Satellite Launches to Cause 42% of Space Sector Climate Impact
Scientists warn that satellite megaconstellations will contribute 42% of space sector climate pollution by 2030, with soot from rockets having 540 times more impact than ground-level emissions.
Should We Stop Watering Gardens Amid Hose Bans?
With unpredictable weather and hose bans, it may be time to let gardens adapt to drier conditions. Experts suggest water butts, mulching, and drought-tolerant plants.
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Global Weather Extremes: Record Heat and Hail in One Week
Record-breaking heat in Honduras, US, and Indonesia contrasts with hailstones in China and heavy snow in Siberia in a week of extreme weather.
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