A former Sierra Club Foundation employee has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit, alleging racial discrimination and retaliation after raising concerns about diversity and equity within the organisation.
Gardening expert Monty Don reveals four crucial February tasks including pruning roses, sowing seeds, mulching beds and supporting wildlife to ensure a flourishing spring garden.
Giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao were filmed tumbling and playing in the snow at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington D.C. during Storm Winter Fern.
Campaigners brand a stretch of the A38 in Willington as Britain's 'most repulsive road' due to severe litter blight, sparking a blame game between National Highways and the local council.
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Dozens marched through Glasgow demanding Spain ends hunting with dogs, highlighting the annual abandonment of up to 100,000 galgos and podencos after the season closes.
A new documentary about King Charles III's lifelong environmental advocacy premieres at Windsor Castle, highlighting his vision for harmony between humanity and nature.
A record potato harvest in Germany has led to a massive surplus, triggering a city-wide free giveaway across Berlin as organisations and residents collect tonnes of spuds.
A Flintshire man describes a shocking encounter with a massive black big cat that darted across a country road near Bangor-on-Dee in broad daylight, sparking renewed interest in Wales' elusive big cat population.
Archaeological research on a mass burial site in Jordan provides unprecedented insights into the lives and mobility of citizens during the devastating Justinian plague pandemic.
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A devastating landslide at coltan mines in eastern Congo has killed at least 200 people, with rebel authorities suspending mining and ordering evacuations due to ongoing dangers.
Inspired by YouTube creators, people are limiting beef consumption to designated 'feast days' annually to reduce environmental impact while still enjoying meat.
The tiny Yorkshire Dales village of Muker is home to rare protected meadows that burst into a stunning display of wildflowers each spring, offering idyllic walks and a haven for wildlife.
Author Bruce Friedrich argues humanity's biological craving for meat necessitates like-for-like replacements like cultivated and plant-based options to tackle environmental damage.
Electric vehicle adoption is surging worldwide, reaching mainstream levels in both wealthy and developing nations, driven by falling costs and policy support.
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A fierce debate has erupted in Whitby over plans to replace the town's decaying whalebone arch. Conservationists oppose using real bones, while council officials consider options including Inuit-sourced remains or replicas.
A relentless series of storms has battered southwest England, with scientists revealing UK winter rainfall is now 20 years ahead of climate predictions, forcing communities to confront the possibility of abandoning flood-prone homes.
In West Sussex, alder trees display vibrant purple catkins, signalling spring's approach. These remarkable pioneer trees provide vital early pollen for bees and transform challenging landscapes.
As winter transitions to spring, five gardening professionals unanimously recommend one crucial maintenance step to ensure lawn health and prepare for vigorous growth in the coming months.
Social media manager Lucy Biggers reveals her dramatic shift from climate activist to skeptic, claiming pandemic and parenthood opened her eyes to what she calls flawed science.
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Griffin, Georgia advises 20,000 residents to avoid tap water after Atlanta airport fuel spill potentially contaminated the Flint River, with officials implementing emergency measures.
An Indigenous woman calls for K'gari's closure after a Canadian backpacker's death, alleging dingoes are stalking humans due to tourism pressures.
Natalie Hicks-Lobbecke, now Lady Milbank, faces nearly 500 objectors opposing a wind farm on her husband's 7,000-acre Barningham estate, which straddles North Yorkshire and County Durham.
The US Coast Guard launches intensive search for the 72-foot fishing vessel Lily Jean, missing with seven crew members off Gloucester, Massachusetts, amid treacherous winter conditions.
Bordeaux's wine industry formally validates 'claret' as a lighter, fruitier red wine category, responding to climate pressures and changing consumer habits in Britain and France.
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Seismic activity has returned to San Ramon, California, with two tremors striking within seconds, ending weeks of unusual calm in a region experiencing months of earthquake swarms.
The US Coast Guard has recovered a body and debris after launching a major search operation for a missing fishing vessel off the coast of Massachusetts.
Margate's art-led regeneration has sparked a stark divide, with affluent newcomers and struggling locals creating a splintered community in this coastal town.
A growing number of Britons are embracing alternative living arrangements, such as co-living and tiny homes, driven by housing affordability and lifestyle changes.
A Rhode Island man discovered a large tegu lizard buried under 20 inches of snow in Providence, rescued by ET Reptiles and treated at the New England Wildlife Center for critical frostbite and cold-induced injuries.
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Demolition work has commenced on six additional properties in Thorpeness, Suffolk, as coastal erosion reaches critical safety levels, bringing the total to ten homes lost since last October.
