Bald eagle hatchlings in Chicago park first in 100 years
Two bald eagle hatchlings have been spotted in a Chicago park, believed to be the first successful wild breeding in the city in over a century, marking a conservation milestone.
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Microplastic Filter Traps 97% of Washing Machine Fibres
Adam Root's Matter Industries filter captures 97% of microfibres from washing machines, winning Earthshot prize recognition. The device addresses microplastic pollution at home and industrial scale.
Utah datacenter backlash over energy and water use
Utah approves a massive AI datacenter twice the size of Manhattan, sparking backlash over its vast energy and water consumption in a drought-stricken area.
Yorkshire WallFest Aims to Save Pioneering Nature Reserve Wall
WallFest, a series of 60 events in West Yorkshire, aims to raise funds to repair the crumbling wall built by Charles Waterton around what is considered the world's first nature reserve.
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White-tailed eagles to return to Exmoor after 200 years
White-tailed eagles, England's largest bird of prey, are set to return to Exmoor after over 200 years, with up to 20 young eagles to be released over three years.
Rare Jaguar Cinco Spotted in Arizona Mountains
An endangered jaguar named Cinco was captured on trail camera in Arizona's Sky Islands. Conservationists warn that border wall construction threatens the species' recovery.
Monster Wolf Robot Demand Soars in Japan
Japanese manufacturer Ohta Seiki reports a surge in orders for its Monster Wolf robot, designed to deter bears, following a record number of attacks and sightings across Japan.
Berlin Rewards Tourists for Litter Picking with Free Attractions
Berlin launches BerlinPay this summer, rewarding tourists for litter collection and sustainable actions with free attraction entry and meal vouchers, inspired by Copenhagen's CopenPay scheme.
Leopard kills four cheetah cubs in India reintroduction blow
Four cheetah cubs born a month ago in Kuno National Park were killed by a leopard, dealing a major blow to India's cheetah reintroduction project.
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Dante's Inferno Possibly Inspired by Asteroid Impact
A new theory suggests Dante's Inferno may have been inspired by an asteroid impact, paralleling the Chicxulub collision that ended the dinosaurs.
Orphaned Bonobos Find Sanctuary in Congo from Poachers
In DR Congo, Lola ya Bonobo sanctuary rescues orphaned bonobos from poachers and the bushmeat trade, offering care and hope for the endangered species.
Ellie Goulding Receives MBE for Climate Work
Ellie Goulding was awarded an MBE by Prince William at Windsor Castle for her services to biodiversity and climate. The singer and UN ambassador called it a 'great honour'.
White-Tailed Eagles Return to Exmoor After 200 Years
Up to 20 white-tailed eagles will be released in Exmoor National Park over three years, continuing a successful reintroduction program that began on the Isle of Wight.
Starmer Backs Miliband's Net Zero Push in Energy Bill
Sir Keir Starmer backed Ed Miliband's demands for faster Net Zero goals in the King's Speech energy bill, but omitted approval for North Sea oil fields, sparking criticism over energy costs.
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Tehran Shaken by Series of Overnight Earthquakes
Nine minor earthquakes struck near Tehran overnight, including a magnitude 4.6 tremor, raising concerns about a potential major seismic event in the vulnerable capital.
White-Tailed Eagles to Return to Exmoor Skies
White-tailed eagles, the UK's largest bird of prey, will be reintroduced to Exmoor National Park. Up to 20 young birds will be released over three years, expanding their range into southern England.
Northern Lights to Light Up UK Skies Today After Solar Flare
A massive M5.8-class solar flare from sunspot region AR4436 may cause Northern Lights displays across the UK today, particularly in northern Scotland.
Gardens Urged to Use Cayenne Pepper Now to Repel Rodents
Gardening experts recommend sprinkling cayenne pepper in gardens before May ends to deter squirrels and rats without harming birds, as spring is prime time for rodent activity.
Crickets May Feel Pain After Nursing Sore Antennae
New research finds crickets groom and stroke a sore antenna, suggesting they may experience pain, challenging views on insect sentience.
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Charities Urge Clean Air Act to Ban Wood Burning
Over 60 charities call for a clean air act to ban wood burning and phase out diesel vehicles, as only 24 fines were issued for wood burning complaints in England in the past year.
Giant African Harvester Ant Smuggling Surge in Kenya
A Chinese national was sentenced to a year in prison for smuggling over 2,200 live giant African harvester ants from Kenya, highlighting a growing black market for exotic pets in Asia and Europe with ecological risks.
Missing Breakfast for a Copperback Quail-Thrush in Australia
A copperback quail-thrush sighting in the Mallee forest near Lake Gilles, Australia, proves well worth delaying breakfast for this endemic bird.
Berlin Rewards Tourists for Litter Picking with Free Tickets
Berlin will reward tourists for sustainable actions like litter picking with free attraction tickets and meal vouchers, following Copenhagen's CopenPay model.
Coffee Grounds Boost Hydrangea Blooms This Summer
Gardener reveals how adding coffee grounds to your watering can helps hydrangeas bloom brilliantly in summer. Simple, natural, and free method enriches soil.
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Congo Sanctuary Protects Orphaned Bonobos
Lola ya Bonobo in Kinshasa is the world's only sanctuary for orphaned bonobos, rescuing them from poachers and the bushmeat trade. Foster mothers care for the babies, with only about 20,000 bonobos left in the wild.
Climate Change to Drive Hantavirus Outbreaks to New Regions
A new study warns that climate change will cause rodent-borne viruses like hantavirus to spread to new countries, increasing human infection risks. Researchers urge coordinated climate-adaptive public health policies.
Oldest Red Ruffed Lemur Turns 30 at Blackpool Zoo
Shelly, a critically endangered red ruffed lemur, celebrated her 30th birthday at Blackpool Zoo, making her the oldest of her species in the UK and seventh oldest globally.
Black Sabbath Star and Debbie Gibson Unite to Rescue Beagles
Black Sabbath's Geezer Butler and pop star Debbie Gibson praised efforts to rehome 1,500 beagles from Ridglan Farms, a former research facility, highlighting animal welfare.
South Africa Flood Disaster: 10 Dead, Emergency Declared
South Africa declares a natural disaster after severe flooding kills at least 10, damages thousands of homes across six provinces.
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Green Bridge Helps UK Wildlife Cross Motorways
Cockrow Bridge, a 'green bridge' over the A3 in Surrey, will open soon to allow wildlife like reptiles, deer, and foxes to cross safely, boosting biodiversity.
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