Cornwall seaweed farm appeal sparks local fury

Residents of a famous Doc Martin coastline battle a huge industrial seaweed farm appeal, fearing it will ruin tourism and the environment. A crucial hearing is set for January.

Expert tips to prevent black spot on roses

Horticulture experts reveal simple prevention methods to keep roses free from damaging black spot fungus. Learn the best watering, feeding and pruning techniques.

Fishermen and scientists save Costa Brava corals

Catalan fishermen are rescuing corals from their nets in a pioneering scheme to combat climate change damage. Discover how this EU-backed project is fighting for the Mediterranean's future.

London's Hidden Street History Revealed

Discover the incredible hidden histories of London's most ordinary street objects, from WWII stretcher fences to a queen's bath. How many have you walked past?

Clean Bird Boxes by December to Attract Robins

Bird experts urge UK gardeners to clean out nesting boxes before January to create the perfect home for robins, who start scouting for spots early in the new year. Act now to welcome these beloved birds.

One Plant Guarantees Birds Return to Your Garden

Gardening guru David Fryer reveals the simple berry plant that will attract birds to your garden all year. Learn how to support wildlife and create a bird-friendly outdoor space.

Montana couple donate $21.6M ranch to secure its future

A Montana cattleman and his wife have gifted their $21.6 million, 38,000-acre family ranch to a conservation alliance, ensuring it remains working land. Discover this extraordinary act of legacy over profit.

$122bn Climate Disaster Toll in 2025, Asia Hardest Hit

A new report reveals the 10 costliest climate disasters of 2025 caused over $122bn in damage, with Asia bearing the brunt. The true human cost in poorer nations remains uncounted. Read the full analysis.

5 Ways to Tackle Your Post-Holiday Waste

Stuck with festive clutter? Discover creative UK-focused solutions for gift wrap, Christmas trees, and leftovers to reduce landfill waste and start your new year organised.

US 'Craftivists' Use Knitting to Protest Trump Policies

Across the US, fibre artists are turning to 'craftivism'—using knitting, embroidery and crochet to build community and protest issues from immigration to abortion rights. Discover how these 'weapons of mass construction' are making a difference.

Animal welfare strategy 'does not go far enough'

Experts and campaigners argue the government's new animal welfare strategy, while banning hen cages and pig crates, fails to protect wildlife and tackle factory farming's broader impact.

World's Largest Living Fungus Library Faces Defunding

The world's largest living library of vital soil fungi, INVAM, faces closure due to US federal budget cuts. This 'Louvre for artists' holds over 900 strains key to ecosystem restoration and sustainable farming. Read why its loss would be catastrophic.

Dog Adopted After 7 Years in Ohio Shelter

Onyx, a nine-year-old dog, has finally found his forever home after spending seven years at an Ohio animal shelter, in what staff are calling a true Christmas miracle. Read his heartwarming story.

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