Trump Threatens Colorado's Gray Wolf Reintroduction
Colorado officials accuse the Trump administration of political retaliation, threatening to derail the state's voter-approved gray wolf reintroduction programme. Read the full story.
Category : Environment
Michael Jackson's chimp Bubbles enjoys quiet Florida retirement
Bubbles the chimpanzee, once Michael Jackson's globe-trotting sidekick, now lives a serene life painting and napping at a Florida sanctuary. Discover his remarkable journey.
Mystery Buyer of $80M Wyoming Ranch Revealed
The colossal Pathfinder Ranches, larger than Rhode Island, has been purchased by Chris Robinson's Ensign Group. Discover the plans for this historic land deal.
Teen restores forgotten 1958 tractor after 20 years in shed
After two decades forgotten in a shed, a 1958 David Brown tractor has been restored to glory by a 14-year-old mechanic and his family. It's now set to star at Truckfest in Edinburgh in 2026.
Cattlewoman stranded as mine road fails in Queensland floods
Trish Goodwin is isolated on her family farm after the access road built by a mothballed coalmine washed away. She's rationing supplies and fears for her health. Read her story.
Antarctic ice melt threatens 15-metre sea level rise
Scientists reveal Antarctica's ice shelves are melting at a rate of 843bn tonnes yearly from below, with vulnerable regions holding enough ice to raise seas by 15 metres. Discover the urgent research.
Richmond's Confederate statues removed after years of debate
Richmond, Virginia, has removed its last major Confederate statues from Monument Avenue, marking a pivotal moment in the city's reckoning with its history. Discover the full story behind this historic change.
Climate Change Is Here: Disasters Decades Ahead of Forecast
Scientists warn climate change impacts forecast for the 2050s are happening now. 2025 saw record heat, deadly hurricanes, and wildfires, with the 1.5°C Paris limit at risk.
Monks Pass Halfway on 2,300-Mile US Peace Walk
A group of 18 Buddhist monks, led by Venerable Bhikkhu Paññākāra, has passed the halfway point on a 2,300-mile Walk for Peace across the US. Follow their journey promoting compassion.
Dairy farmers lose £1,800 daily amid milk price crisis
British dairy farmers like Paul Tompkins are losing £1,800 daily due to a global milk glut. With prices below production costs, 10% of producers may quit. Read the stark reality.
High Seas Treaty: Landmark Ocean Protection Deal Begins
The world's first legally binding High Seas Treaty is now in force, aiming to protect marine life in international waters. 83 nations have ratified, but urgent action is needed to meet 2030 conservation goals.
Clarkson's Farm star Charlie Ireland on father's MND battle
Charlie Ireland, the agronomist from Clarkson's Farm, opens up about his father's death from motor neurone disease, his fundraising efforts, and his campaign against Labour's farming tax policy. Read his moving story.
Amanda Owen opens up on relationships and new TV series
Amanda Owen speaks candidly about life after her split from husband Clive and her new relationship, as the family returns to TV for 'Our Farm Next Door'. Watch the new series on More4.
Massive Dinosaur Fossil Found During US Car Park Works
A colossal dinosaur fossil, likely a Diplodocus, was excavated from a Utah car park, the first such find at the site in over 100 years. Discover the full story.
UK Water Crisis: 30,000 Homes Dry, Bosses Under Fire
Tens of thousands in Kent and Sussex face water outages as sewage spills soar 60%. MPs call for nationalisation and resignations. Can the UK fix its broken water system?
7 Signs You're Not Ready for Dog Ownership
Pet experts reveal seven critical reasons why dog ownership may not be for you, from the 'puppy blues' to a 12-year commitment. Learn if you're truly prepared.
Ex-TV camerawoman's 27-year life on remote Ugandan island
Ali Porteous swapped filming wars for life on Bulago Island. She reveals paradise's perils and her fight to protect it in Ben Fogle's new series. Watch on Channel 5.
Kelvin Fletcher's career change from Emmerdale to farming
Kelvin Fletcher swapped soap stardom for a 120-acre farm. We explore his journey from child actor to Strictly winner and the devastating fire that tested his family. Watch Fletcher's Family Farm on ITVX.
High Seas Treaty Takes Effect, Protecting Half the Planet
The world's first legally binding High Seas Treaty is now in force, governing nearly half the planet's surface. Discover what this historic agreement means for marine conservation and the global 30x30 target.
Rare mountain gorilla twins born in Virunga National Park
Endangered mountain gorilla Mafuko gives birth to rare twins in Virunga National Park, DRC. Rangers monitor the vulnerable newborns in a major conservation milestone. Read the full story.
UK risks Ocean Cop exclusion over slow treaty ratification
The UK could be barred from a historic ocean conservation summit as its parliament lags in ratifying the UN High Seas Treaty. Environmental groups urge urgent action to secure Britain's seat at the table.
The Harsh Reality and Romance of Hedge Laying
Discover the ancient craft of hedge laying in the Kent Weald. This physically demanding work, far from romantic, maintains vital wildlife corridors and historic boundaries. Read about the skills keeping this tradition alive.
Teen digs underground den for six years after row
Andres Canto, 14, started digging an underground cave after a fight with his parents. Six years later, he has a subterranean lounge and bedroom. Discover his incredible story.
US Ag Secretary mocked for $3 broccoli and chicken meal advice
US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins faces backlash for suggesting a $3 meal of chicken and broccoli for budget-conscious Americans, as grocery inflation remains high. Read the full story.
Water Crisis: 30,000 Homes Dry as Boss Gets £400k Salary
Thousands in Kent and Sussex face a fifth day without running water, while South East Water's CEO enjoys a £400,000 salary. Schools and businesses are forced to close.
Massive Long-Necked Dinosaur Fossil Found in Utah
National Park Service crews excavate a colossal 3,000-pound Diplodocus fossil in Utah, the first major find at Dinosaur National Monument in over a century. Explore the historic discovery.
First HD footage of world's biggest uncontacted tribe emerges
Exclusive high-definition footage shows spear-wielding Amazonian hunters interacting with Western explorers. Conservationist warns contact could be fatal due to lack of immunity.
Swede vs Turnip: A 57-Year UK Confusion Unveiled
From vegetable naming wars in Sunderland and London to Swindon Town's stripped promotion and gardening tips. Dive into this week's eclectic Guardian letters.
Horses can smell human fear, new research finds
Scientists discover horses detect fear in human sweat, affecting their heart rate and behaviour. Learn how your emotions impact equine interactions.
Stinky Seaweed Invasions Cost US Billions Annually
Massive sargassum seaweed blooms are causing economic damage up to $1bn, closing beaches and posing health risks from Florida to the Caribbean. New study quantifies the staggering cost.
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