Bird flu outbreak at third Nottinghamshire farm
A third commercial poultry farm in Nottinghamshire has been confirmed with the H5N1 bird flu strain. A 3km protection zone is now in place. Read the latest updates and official response.
Category : Environment
Study: 'Gifted' Dogs Learn Words by Eavesdropping
New research shows certain 'gifted learner' dogs can learn the names of toys by overhearing conversations, a skill previously thought to be uniquely human. Discover the fascinating findings.
Study: Dogs Can Learn Words by Eavesdropping
Remarkable research shows 'gifted learner' dogs can pick up toy names simply by overhearing conversations, mirroring a skill seen in young children. Discover the science behind canine cognition.
Melting Ice Exposes Hidden Cold War Military Base
Scientists warn a secret US base buried under Greenland's ice is leaking toxic waste due to climate change. Discover the environmental and geopolitical risks now.
Robin makes woman's hair its nest at Yorkshire Wildlife Park
Fay Louise had an extraordinary encounter with a friendly robin at Yorkshire Wildlife Park. The bird, seeking warmth, nestled in her hair, sparking joy and spiritual reflections among bird lovers.
Friendly Robin Snuggles in Woman's Hair at Wildlife Park
A woman's walk in Yorkshire Wildlife Park turned magical when a robin chose her hair as a cosy perch. Discover the heartwarming encounter and the spiritual meaning behind robin visits.
Rhine pollution: 4,700 tonnes of litter flows to sea yearly
New research reveals the Rhine carries thousands of tonnes of toxic waste to the North Sea each year, threatening ecosystems and human health. Discover the shocking findings and the role of citizen scientists.
Cattle Starve on Flooded Islands in Queensland
A devastating paradox unfolds in outback Queensland as cattle, surrounded by water and grass, die of thirst and starvation, refusing to leave isolated patches of high ground. Read the full report.
Gaza family plants garden as act of rebellion
A family in Gaza describes how planting a garden became a profound act of resistance and survival during the Israeli bombardment, offering food and hope amid devastation.
Cattle Starve on Flooded Islands in Queensland
A devastating paradox unfolds in Queensland as cattle, surrounded by floodwater and grass, die of thirst and starvation. Graziers face immense losses and mental strain. Read the full report.
Gaza family plants garden as act of rebellion
In the midst of the Israeli bombardment of Gaza, a family planted a garden as an act of quiet resistance. Discover how corn, potatoes and herbs offered food and hope amid devastation.
5 Signs Your Dog Is Frustrated, Says Expert Trainer
A professional dog trainer lists five key behaviours that signal canine frustration, from lead pulling to excessive barking, and explains how structured exercise can help.
Greek farmers block highways in 48-hour protest
Greek farmers escalate protests with a major highway blockade, demanding action on soaring costs and rejecting the EU-Mercosur trade agreement. Read the latest.
Dog food's environmental impact worse than owners' meals
A new UK study reveals meat-rich dog food can have a far greater environmental impact than dry kibble, contributing to 1% of national emissions. Discover how to reduce your pet's carbon pawprint.
Dog Food's Climate Impact: Meat Diets Emit 65x More
A UK study of 1,000 dog foods reveals meat-rich diets create far higher greenhouse gas emissions than dry food. Learn how to reduce your pet's carbon pawprint.
Hidden health threat of burning plastic waste in homes
A new global study exposes the widespread household burning of plastic for heat and cooking in developing countries, a hidden health and environmental crisis demanding urgent action.
Rare mountain gorilla twins born in Virunga National Park
A pair of rare mountain gorilla twins have been born in DR Congo's Virunga National Park, marking a significant event for conservation. Read about the mother's story and the efforts to protect them.
Dog Food Emissions Vary 65-Fold, Study Finds
New UK research reveals dog food accounts for 1% of national emissions, with wet and raw diets having a far higher climate impact than dry kibble. Learn how to reduce your pet's carbon pawprint.
Goodwin Sands: Kent's Shifting Ship Graveyard
The treacherous Goodwin Sands off Deal, Kent, have claimed 2,000 vessels. Discover how shifting sandbanks and modern sonar mapping impact Dover Strait shipping lanes.
Shifting Goodwin Sands: A 2,000-Ship Graveyard
The treacherous Goodwin Sands sandbanks off Deal, Kent, have claimed 2,000 vessels. Discover how modern sonar now tracks their deadly migration. Read the full story.
Ease Your Dog's Mind When You Leave the House
Learn what your dog really thinks when you leave and discover practical, RSPCA-backed strategies to help them cope with being home alone and reduce separation anxiety.
Ease your dog's separation anxiety with these simple tips
Learn what your dog truly thinks when you leave and discover practical, RSPCA-backed strategies to ease their separation anxiety and keep them calm at home.
Sydney Council's Holiday Bin Collection Sparks Demand for Change
Liverpool City Council's extra yellow bin collection over Christmas wins public approval, but residents argue the popular recycling scheme should be permanent. Discover the local reaction and the council's cost-based response.
LA mourns wildfire anniversary with grief and protest
A year after devastating wildfires tore through Los Angeles County, communities gathered to remember the lost, protest the official response, and witness the ongoing struggle to rebuild. See the powerful images.
Sheep flock into German supermarket causing chaos
A herd of 50 sheep broke into a Penny supermarket in Bavaria, causing mayhem for 20 minutes. The woolly invaders have now been rewarded with a year's supply of food. Read the full story.
Massive 4.9m crocodile captured at Wangi Falls, NT
A huge saltwater crocodile has been pulled from a popular NT swimming spot, prompting park closures and a stark safety warning for the wet season. Stay informed and safe.
Luxury Dog Food's Carbon Footprint Can Exceed Owner's
New research reveals trendy wet, raw, and grain-free dog foods, especially those with beef or lamb, create a massive carbon footprint. Owners can reduce impact by choosing dry kibble or checking meat cuts.
Gourmet Dog Food's Climate Impact Bigger Than Owner's
New research shows premium, meat-rich pet foods create a huge carbon pawprint. Experts urge owners to check labels and consider greener kibble to help the planet.
New species 2025: Zombie fungus and bloodstained orchid
Scientists name 125 new plants and fungi, including a spider-eating zombie fungus and an orchid that attracts sexually aroused flies. Discover why this race against extinction is critical.
Australia's Heatwave Crisis: A Global Warning
As Australia endures extreme heatwaves, experts warn of the deadly consequences of climate inaction. Discover the urgent steps needed for survival and adaptation in a hotter world.
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