Environment Agency data reveals sewage spilled for over 1.87 million hours in England's waterways in 2025, a significant drop from 2024 but still alarming. Campaigners warn of illegal dry-day discharges and ongoing pollution.
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh reveals how bird feeders can attract rats and shares crucial positioning tips to prevent infestations in your outdoor space.
Environment Agency data reveals sewage spilled for over 1.87 million hours in England's waterways in 2025, a significant drop from 2024 but still alarming. Campaigners warn of illegal dry-day discharges and ongoing pollution threats.
Wildwood Trust in Canterbury euthanised all five European grey wolves after severe pack aggression caused life-threatening injuries, ruling out separation or relocation as viable options.
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A nine-month-old capybara named Samba remains missing after escaping Marwell Zoo near Winchester nine days ago, with a dogwalker reporting a sighting by the River Itchen.
England experienced 291,492 sewage spills in 2025, occurring every two minutes, a 35% decrease from 2024. Water minister Emma Hardy calls it 'unacceptable' as campaigners report rising alerts.
Gardening expert Monty Don encourages using common kitchen scraps like cheese and breadcrumbs to feed birds during nesting season, with tips from the RSPB on feeder placement and hygiene.
The Viking Libra, the world's pioneering hydrogen-powered cruise ship capable of zero-emission operation, has reached a major construction milestone with its float-out ceremony. Scheduled to debut in November 2026, it will sail Mediterranean and Northern
Royal Horticultural Society experts share a simple five-minute raking technique to naturally remove stubborn lawn weeds like clover and dandelion without chemicals.
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The iconic 190-mile Coast to Coast Path, plotted by Alfred Wainwright in 1973, has gained official National Trail status with £5.5m in improvements for better accessibility and maintenance.
New Environment Agency figures show 291,492 sewage spills occurred in England's waterways in 2025, equivalent to one every two minutes. While spills decreased from 2024, campaigners warn of ongoing pollution.
Louisiana's $300 million crawfish industry faces a severe crisis this spring due to a shortage of seasonal foreign workers, with producers blaming Trump administration policies for failing to authorize enough guest workers in time.
Climate Minister Katie White asserts the UK is on track for net zero by 2050 but warns progress is overshadowed by climate denial and geopolitical tensions, urging a stronger economic and security case.
Scientists have discovered traces of cocaine, caffeine, and painkillers in the blood of sharks near Eleuthera Island, marking the first such findings in the region and highlighting human pollution's impact on marine ecosystems.
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Wildwood animal park in Kent has euthanised its entire European grey wolf pack following severe aggression that caused life-threatening injuries, calling it an 'absolute last resort'.
Wildwood Trust in Herne Bay has euthanised its entire European grey wolf pack following severe aggression that caused life-threatening injuries, describing the decision as an absolute last resort.
A 29-year study in Colorado's Rocky Mountains shows warming of just 2C causes wildflowers and grasses to vanish, replaced by sage brush, with global implications for fragile ecosystems.
A new study published in Nature calculates that US fossil fuel emissions have caused $10 trillion in global economic damage since 1990, with the US itself bearing 25% of the cost while poorer nations suffer disproportionately.
The current crisis highlights vulnerabilities in our fossil fuel dependency, urging a shift to renewables for energy security and climate action.
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In Shropshire's Marches, the chiffchaff's call and allotment digging mark spring's return, blending seasonal rituals with reflections on time and renewal in a vibrant natural tapestry.
Ukrainian scientists warn Russia's invasion has created a 'toxic punch' in the Black Sea, with dolphin deaths signaling irreversible ecological damage. Monitoring is impossible amid ongoing conflict.
An expert warns that Saharan dust, causing 'blood rain' in the UK, may account for 44% of PM10 pollution deaths in Europe, with climate change increasing its frequency.
A Kemp's ridley sea turtle named Amelie, missing a forelimb, is being monitored via satellite after rehabilitation in Florida, offering insights into survival and migration patterns.
A vast network of 200 million termite mounds in Brazil, spanning an area equivalent to Great Britain, has been visible from space for thousands of years. Built by tiny insects, these structures represent one of nature's largest construction projects.
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Australian farmers warn that fuel shortages, exacerbated by Middle East tensions, are crippling harvests and could lead to significant price hikes for staple foods like milk and cereals.
A photographer captures a roseate spoonbill feeding her two-week-old chicks in an alligator-filled swamp, highlighting the species' threatened status in Florida.
Martin Dohrn faced an ethical crisis while filming a leafcutter bee named Nicky, capturing intimate moments of insect life in his Bristol garden during lockdown.
Wildwood Trust in Kent euthanised its entire European grey wolf pack after severe aggression led to life-threatening injuries, calling it an 'absolute last resort'.
Wildwood Trust in Kent has euthanised all five wolves after three were seriously injured, causing pack dynamics to break down and creating welfare concerns.
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FEMA has reopened applications for its Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities grant program after a federal judge ordered its restoration, making $1 billion available for disaster preparedness projects.
