Venice's Mose Barrier: 154 Floods Prevented, Plan B Needed
Venice's Mose flood barrier has prevented 154 floods since 2020, but rising sea levels and ecological damage force authorities to seek a new solution within five years.
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Australia's Coalmine Emissions Rise, Climate Policy Questioned
New data reveals 80% of Australia's coalmines exceeded government emission limits last year, raising concerns over carbon offset reliance and climate targets.
Travis Lovett's 500km Walk for Truth to Canberra
Travis Lovett, a former Yoorrook Justice Commissioner, embarks on a 38-day trek from Melbourne to Canberra to remind PM Albanese of his promise to establish a First Nations truth-telling commission, seeking national healing.
Police Use Rubber Bullets and Gas at Beagle Facility Protest
Law enforcement in Wisconsin used rubber bullets and pepper spray to repel about 1,000 animal rights activists attempting to breach a beagle breeding and research facility on Saturday, resulting in multiple arrests.
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London Zoo Vets: A Year with Endangered Animals
As London Zoo marks its 200th anniversary, photographer David Levene captures the dedicated veterinary team treating everything from lions to frogs, highlighting their crucial conservation work.
Alan Titchmarsh Faces 'Daunting' Garden Task After Move
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh describes the 'daunting' challenge of rejuvenating an overgrown acre of woodland at his new Surrey home, following a downsizing move from his £3.5 million Hampshire property.
Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Transforms into Wildlife Sanctuary
Four decades after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, wildlife is thriving in the radioactive exclusion zone where Przewalski's horses, wolves, and bears now roam free despite ongoing military threats.
Alan Titchmarsh's Peony Tips: Avoid Common Gardening Errors
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh shares crucial advice for growing peonies successfully, warning against planting too deep and unnecessary division of plants.
10-Second Daffodil Task Essential Before April Ends
Experts reveal a simple 10-second gardening task using secateurs that ensures daffodils continue flowering year after year and naturally deter rodents.
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Patchy Lawns Recover by Summer with One April Task
Garden experts reveal that scarifying lawns in April is essential to remove winter moss and thatch, allowing grass to breathe and grow thicker for summer.
Divers Found Alive After 22 Hours Missing in Ocean
Two divers have been rescued after spending 22 hours missing in the ocean near North Stradbroke Island. They were located by a search and rescue jet and airlifted to safety.
Police Use Force to Repel Beagle Lab Protesters in Wisconsin
Approximately 1,000 animal welfare activists attempted to storm a beagle breeding facility in Wisconsin, leading to police deploying rubber bullets and pepper spray, with multiple arrests reported.
Farmer Plans to Breed Less Photogenic Cows Against TikTokers
A Peak District farmer is considering cross-breeding his Highland cattle to make them less appealing to social media influencers who disturb the herd for photos and videos.
Met Gala Boycott Calls Over Jeff Bezos Sponsorship
A British activist group demands a boycott of the Met Gala, criticising Jeff Bezos's sponsorship over alleged ties to ICE and worker exploitation at Amazon.
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Safari Owner Killed by Elephant After Vowing Not to Shoot
Gary Freeman, 65, was killed by a charging elephant while leading a hike in South Africa's Klaserie reserve. He had previously said he would rather die than shoot an elephant.
Met Gala Boycott Calls Over Jeff Bezos Sponsorship and Worker Allegations
British activist group Everyone Hates Elon launches poster campaign calling for boycott of 2026 Met Gala, criticizing Jeff Bezos's lead sponsorship over Amazon's alleged worker exploitation and ties to ICE.
Osprey Louis Returns to Nest, Reclaims Mate from Younger Rival
Conservationists celebrate as osprey Louis returns to Loch Arkaig Pine Forest after being feared dead, arriving just in time to prevent his mate from accepting a younger suitor.
Stop Feeding Birds Bread in Spring: RSPB Warning
The RSPB warns that leaving bread out for birds in April can cause choking, malnutrition, and death in baby chicks. Experts recommend high-protein alternatives like mealworms and seeds instead.
Record US Drought Sparks Wildfire, Water and Food Price Fears
The contiguous United States faces unprecedented drought levels, raising alarms about intensified wildfire seasons, critical water supply issues, and potential spikes in global food prices.
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Joe Swift's Three Steps for Perfect Container Shrubs
BBC Gardeners' World presenter Joe Swift shares essential tips for repotting container-grown shrubs to prevent them from becoming pot-bound and ensure healthy growth.
Three April Tasks to Prevent Tulips from Wilting
Gardening expert reveals three simple tasks to perform in April to ensure tulips stay vibrant and avoid drooping. Learn about proper watering, sunlight, and soil management.
Binman's Danger Alert: Electric Toothbrushes Must Not Go in Bins
A binman turned influencer warns that electric toothbrushes pose a fire risk if thrown in household bins due to their rechargeable batteries. Learn safe disposal methods.
Eco Activist's Lobster Rescue Backfires as Past Travel Revealed
Marine biologist Emma Smart freed a lobster from a restaurant tank, but the crustacean likely died. Her environmental credentials face scrutiny after revelations of extensive global travel in an old diesel vehicle.
Grey Seals Attack Dolphins, Pose Risk to Humans in UK
Experts warn swimmers after grey seals are observed killing dolphins in British waters, with bites potentially causing severe infections and amputations.
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Unclassifiable Deep-Sea Creature Found at 30,000ft Baffles Scientists
A mysterious translucent organism discovered in the Ryukyu Trench at nearly 30,000ft depth defies classification, leaving marine biologists unable to assign it to any known phylum.
Private Conservation Covers 10M Hectares in Australia
Australia now hosts one of the world's largest networks of privately protected land, driven by personal bequests and donations. Environmental charities report a 150% increase in bequest revenue since 2019.
Manx Shearwaters Return to Isle of Man After Epic Migration
The Manx shearwaters have returned to their namesake island on schedule, following a rodent eradication programme that has boosted breeding pairs to over 1,500.
German Humpback Whale Stranding Highlights Human Impact
A humpback whale stranded on Germany's Baltic coast for weeks faces a final rescue attempt, symbolising humanity's troubled relationship with marine giants amid environmental threats.
Machair: Scotland's Rare Floral Habitat Thrives in Hebrides
The machair, a rare coastal habitat in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, dazzles with wildflowers and supports crofting communities. This unique ecosystem, formed over millennia, is a biodiversity hotspot vital for wildlife and traditional agriculture.
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Monty Don's Natural Slug and Snail Control for Gardens
Gardening expert Monty Don shares eco-friendly techniques to protect plants from slugs and snails without using harmful chemicals, including barriers and predator encouragement.
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