Georgia Wildfire Destroys 90 Homes, Threatens More Evacuations
A wildfire in southeast Georgia has destroyed nearly 90 homes and may force more evacuations. Officials warn conditions could worsen rapidly due to wind.
Category : Environment
Giraffe Photos in New Book to Fund Wildlife Protection
Remembering Giraffes features 20 winning images to raise funds for giraffe conservation, with over £1.2 million donated to wildlife projects since 2016.
Week in Wildlife: Harvest Mouse, Bagel Cats, Rhino Stroll
This week's best wildlife photos include a harvest mouse in York, a rhino in Nepal, bagel cats in Istanbul, and more from around the world.
Florida Wildfires Warnings Amid US Drought
Wildfires in Florida after a dry winter and spring lead to air quality warnings. Multiple blazes across the southeastern US as drought conditions worsen.
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Japanese Ikebana Inspires Garden Shadow Play
Discover how the Japanese concept of 'ma' transforms garden design, using shadows and light to create stunning visual effects with plants like grasses and fennel.
Underwater Speakers Used to Revive Dying Coral Reefs in Jamaica
Divers install underwater speakers playing healthy reef sounds to attract marine life and restore a dying coral reef off Jamaica's coast.
Brazil Floods: Women 'First to Die' in Climate Disasters
Three devastating floods in Brazil in three years highlight how climate change disproportionately affects women, who often prioritize saving others over themselves, leading to higher death rates and displacement.
Fossil Fuel Transition Conference Opens in Colombia
Colombia and Netherlands co-host the first global conference on phasing out fossil fuels, with 54 countries aiming to bypass COP stalemates and chart a new low-carbon path.
Renewable Energy Key in Victorian Election
As Victoria's election approaches, renewable energy policy becomes a central debate, with parties divided over fast-tracking projects versus community and environmental concerns.
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Wild Horses, Marathon Runners, and a Robotic Dog
A captivating photo roundup featuring wild horses galloping, marathon runners in action, and a robotic dog on duty. Friday's highlights in images.
Baby Koala Joey at Florida Zoo's New Outback Habitat
A baby koala joey is peeking from its mother's pouch at Palm Beach Zoo's renovated Outback habitat, marking the first koala birth there and supporting conservation efforts.
Best Plants to Keep Rats Away from Your Garden
Discover the best plants to deter rats from your garden, according to experts. Natural repellents like mint and lavender can help keep rodents at bay.
Healthy Diet Slows Chronic Illness in Old Age
A 15-year study of 2,400 older adults found that a healthy diet rich in vegetables, fruits, and whole grains slows the accumulation of chronic diseases, especially heart disease and depression.
Extinct bandicoot returns to wild in landmark genetic rescue
The eastern barred bandicoot, extinct in the wild since 1991, has been reintroduced in Australia using a world-first gene-mixing technique to boost genetic diversity.
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35p Lemon Trick to Banish Dishwasher Smells
Stop dishwasher odours with a simple 35p lemon. Place a wedge on the top rack and run a cycle for a fresh, clean scent without harsh chemicals.
UK’s First Heathland Bridge Opens for Wildlife on A3
The UK's first heathland bridge, costing £3.7 million, opens next month over the A3 in Surrey, providing a safe route for badgers, snakes, and pedestrians.
Girl Finds Rare Axolotl Under Bridge in Wales
A 10-year-old girl found a Mexican axolotl under a bridge in Wales, the first documented in the wild in Britain. The endangered amphibian was likely released from captivity.
Jakarta Targets 10 Tons of Invasive Janitor Fish Removal
Authorities in Jakarta are removing at least 10 tons of invasive janitor fish from waterways to restore ecological balance, amid concerns over water quality and animal welfare.
Giant Octopuses Ruled Prehistoric Oceans 100 Million Years Ago
New fossil analyses reveal colossal octopuses up to 19 meters long were apex predators in Cretaceous seas, challenging previous assumptions about ancient marine ecosystems.
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Tornado Devastates Oklahoma Homes Near Vance AFB
A powerful tornado struck Enid, Oklahoma, damaging homes and prompting emergency response. No fatalities reported, minor injuries only.
Super El Niño May Push Global Temperatures Past 2C
Forecasts suggest a super El Niño could develop, potentially pushing global temperatures beyond 2°C above preindustrial levels for the first time, with extreme weather risks.
Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Becomes Wildlife Haven
The Chernobyl exclusion zone has transformed into a thriving wildlife reserve, with many species flourishing in the absence of humans.
Labor's Response to Fossil-Fuel Crisis Under Scrutiny
Almost two months since the US-Israel war on Iran, the crisis has unexpectedly boosted green energy. Experts discuss if this will energise or end the renewables revolution.
Quiet Vitality of a Well-Managed Churchyard
Exploring the serene biodiversity and careful stewardship of a traditional English churchyard, where nature and heritage coexist in harmonious balance.
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Colombia Hosts Summit on Breaking Fossil Fuel Reliance
Nearly 50 countries gather in Santa Marta, Colombia, for a summit aimed at accelerating the shift away from fossil fuels, amid frustration over slow UN climate progress.
Georgia Wildfire Shows Climate Change Impact on Eastern Blazes
A Georgia wildfire destroying over 50 homes underscores how climate change and factors like drought and hurricane debris are fueling more intense and frequent wildfires in the Eastern U.S.
Oklahoma Tornadoes Flatten Homes, Lift Cars, No Injuries
Multiple tornadoes struck Oklahoma on Thursday, flattening homes and lifting cars. The National Weather Service confirmed two twisters, including one at Vance Air Force Base, with no injuries reported.
NYC Volunteers Guard Cherry Blossoms from Tourists
Residents of Roosevelt Island volunteer as 'Petal Protectors' to prevent tourists and influencers from damaging cherry blossom trees, balancing tourism with community care.
Wolf Hunters of Kyrgyzstan: Protecting Livestock in the Tien Shan
In Kyrgyzstan's remote village of Ottuk, men hunt wolves to protect their sheep. A four-year photo project captures their ancient way of life and the harsh mountain landscape.
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Bonobos and Chimps Show Human-like Imagination and Rationality
Recent studies reveal bonobos engage in pretend play and chimpanzees rationally revise beliefs, challenging assumptions about human uniqueness and highlighting rich mental lives of great apes.
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