World's Largest Wildlife Bridge Opens After £84.5M Cost
The world's largest wildlife bridge, costing £84.5 million, will open on December 2 after a year-long delay due to weather and inflation.
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No Mow May: Benefits of Letting Your Lawn Flourish
No Mow May encourages gardeners to let lawns grow for wildlife. Discover benefits, tips, and how long to leave it. Join the movement to boost biodiversity.
Rescued Humpback Whale 'Timmy' Nears North Sea
A privately funded rescue backed by billionaires has transported a stranded humpback whale named 'Timmy' from the Baltic Sea towards the North Sea, sparking debate over whether the animal should have been saved.
Mountain Bongos Return to Kenya in Conservation Win
Four critically endangered mountain bongos have been repatriated to Kenya from a Czech zoo, boosting conservation efforts for the species with fewer than 100 left in the wild.
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Colombia President Blames Capitalism for Climate Crisis
Gustavo Petro warns that fossil fuel interests could lead to humanity's extinction, as 57 nations gather in Santa Marta for the first conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels.
Critical Minerals: 'Oil of 21st Century', UN Warns
A UN study warns that the rush for lithium, cobalt, and nickel is deepening poverty, polluting water, and harming health in poorer nations, calling the green transition costly for the vulnerable.
Timmy the Whale Rescue: Barge Heads to North Sea
A rescue operation is underway to transport a stranded humpback whale, named Timmy, from the Baltic Sea to the North Sea via a flooded barge. The whale's health remains a concern.
ZSL at 200: From Chunee to Global Conservation
The Zoological Society of London turns 200, celebrating its role in conservation, culture, and connecting humans with wildlife. A trustee reflects on its legacy.
Renewable Energy and Batteries Hit Records as Australia's Power Demand Surges
Australia's electricity demand hit record highs in Q1 2026, driven by heatwaves and data centres, but renewables supplied 46.5% of generation and batteries helped lower prices.
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Possum egg raids threaten regent honeyeater survival
New research shows that occasional egg theft by possums could increase extinction risk for the critically endangered regent honeyeater by 35% within 20 years.
Truth About UK Gas Exports Questioned
A critical look at official claims surrounding UK gas exports, questioning transparency and environmental impact in the energy debate.
Nightingale Numbers Up Slightly, RSPB Cautiously Optimistic
The RSPB reports a slight increase in UK nightingale numbers, with Northward Hill in Kent hosting a record 47 singing males, but warns of ongoing habitat loss threats.
Great White Sharks Could Return to UK Waters
Record North Sea temperatures may attract great white sharks, as fossil evidence shows similar predators once thrived in warmer waters.
UK Ad Giant WPP Accused of $1.5bn Oil Greenwash
WPP, a British advertising firm, is accused of breaching its climate policy by helping ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, and BP spend $1.5bn on US ads since the Paris Agreement, twice as much as rivals.
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No Mow May: Gardeners Urged to Let Lawns Grow for Wildlife
Plantlife's No Mow May campaign urges gardeners to leave lawns unmown for a month to boost biodiversity, with two-thirds of Britons believing gardens can help nature.
Global Food Crisis Could Spark UK Civil Unrest
A new report warns that the global food system is fracturing due to biodiversity loss, climate shocks, and geopolitical conflicts, potentially causing civil unrest in the UK within 10-50 years.
UK Civil Unrest Risk in 10 Years Without Food Action
Experts warn that biodiversity loss, climate shocks, and conflicts threaten global food systems, potentially causing UK civil unrest within 10-50 years without urgent action.
Colombia Summit Shifts Focus from Pledges to Action on Fossil Fuels
A first-of-its-kind summit in Colombia on phasing out fossil fuels concluded without binding commitments but with growing momentum to transition from pledges to action, highlighting financing as a key obstacle.
Bull Elephant Tswale Returns to Wild After 20 Years
Tswale, a bull elephant, has been released back into the wild after over 20 years in captivity, including a 23-hour journey to a reserve in South Africa's Eastern Cape.
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World Food System on Brink of Collapse, Experts Warn
Experts warn the global food system is fracturing due to biodiversity loss, climate shocks, and conflicts, risking economic and societal collapse without radical action.
No Mow May: Boosting UK Wildlife by Letting Lawns Grow
No Mow May, led by Plantlife, urges gardeners to skip mowing in May to support bees, butterflies, and wildflowers. A poll shows growing participation, with benefits for nature and communities.
Rescue Buys 1,500 Beagles from Wisconsin Facility
Animal rescue groups have agreed to buy nearly 1,500 beagles from a Wisconsin breeding facility that was the site of violent protests earlier this month.
Britain's First 'Gull Ranger' to Ease Seagull Conflict
A Scottish marine reserve hires a 'gull ranger' to educate the public and reduce conflicts between humans and aggressive seagulls in coastal towns.
Whale Feeding Ground Changes May Raise Stranding Risk
A study on the 2023 mass stranding of 55 pilot whales on the Isle of Lewis suggests changes in feeding grounds near steep coastal drops may increase stranding risks.
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Valley Fever Cases Triple in El Paso Due to Dust Storms
Valley Fever cases in El Paso have tripled from 2013-2022, driven by dust storms and climate change. Researchers identify predictive factors for future outbreaks.
Timmy the Whale Starts Journey Home After Rescue
Timmy the humpback whale has begun a critical journey to the North Sea on a barge after months stranded in German waters, sparking debate among scientists.
Kill Weeds in Minutes with White Vinegar: Garden Hack
Discover how white vinegar, a common kitchen staple, can eliminate weeds in under an hour without harsh chemicals. Learn the best application tips and precautions for a weed-free garden.
No Mow May: Skip Mowing for Healthier Lawns and Wildlife
Gardeners are encouraged to stop mowing in May for No Mow May, allowing wildflowers to bloom and supporting bees, butterflies, and lawn health.
Oldest US Weather Observatory Keeps Climate Science Alive
Blue Hill Observatory, America's oldest continuously operating weather station, uses century-old tools to track climate change and educate the public, offering a tangible link to science.
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Timmy the Humpback Whale Starts Barge Journey Home
Timmy the humpback whale, stranded in German waters since March, has begun a barge journey toward the North Sea in a rescue operation to return it to the Atlantic Ocean.
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