Five Surprising Items to Add to Your Compost Pile This Spring
Garden expert Richard King reveals five unexpected household items, including old sponges and hair, that can enrich your compost pile for healthier spring growth.
Category : Environment
Frome's 'Bitey Horse Field' Becomes Community Woodland
A former paddock in Somerset, once known for an aggressive stallion, is being transformed into a community woodland through a crowdfunded project honouring a local woman.
Invasive Ants Worsen Global Ecological Crisis in Queensland
A new report highlights how invasive ant species are intensifying global ecological disruptions, with Queensland facing significant threats. Experts warn of worsening conditions.
Land Use Framework Aims for Net Zero and Green Spaces Access
The UK government will announce a land use framework to simplify land ownership data and guide decisions on renewable energy, farming, and green spaces to meet net zero targets.
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Natal Crocus Uses Fire, Bees, and Ants for Reproduction
The South African Natal crocus blooms only after natural fires, using bright flowers to attract bees and mimicking ant larvae scent to trick ants into dispersing its seeds.
Suzanne Simard's Book on Forest Resilience and Legacy
Forestry scientist Suzanne Simard's latest work, 'When the Forest Breathes,' blends groundbreaking research on tree communication with a call to action for conservation and the next generation of ecologists.
Australian Scientists Unveil First Quantum Battery Prototype
Australian researchers have developed a proof-of-concept quantum battery, charging in femtoseconds and storing energy for nanoseconds, marking a major step towards rapid-charging energy storage.
Insect Migration: Butterflies Cross Oceans, Moths Use Stars
Scientists uncover how trillions of insects migrate globally, with butterflies crossing the Atlantic and moths navigating by stars, amid alarming population declines.
Amazonian Robusta Coffee Thrives Amid Climate Challenges
Indigenous communities in Brazil's Amazon are cultivating robusta coffee, a resilient variety gaining prominence as climate change threatens global arabica crops, blending sustainability with economic opportunity.
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Florida's Abandoned Canal Dam Sparks Environmental Battle
Environmental advocates push to permanently open a dam built for Florida's abandoned Cross Florida Barge Canal, aiming to reunite rivers and restore natural ecosystems after decades of disruption.
Alan Titchmarsh: March is Perfect for Planting Early Potatoes
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh reveals March is the ideal month to plant early potatoes for a summer harvest, sharing five essential seasonal tips.
Iran War Renewables Push Faces Oil Dependence Reality
As Middle East tensions disrupt oil supplies and push prices toward $200 per barrel, global calls for renewable energy transition intensify. Experts warn replacing fossil fuels in transport, industry remains a monumental challenge despite clean energy adv
Unlimited Fines for Dog Owners in New Livestock Laws
Dog owners in England and Wales now face unlimited fines and potential pet seizure under new laws designed to protect farm animals from attacks, with police gaining enhanced investigative powers.
Man Arrested for Trespassing in Pygmy Hippo Moo Deng's Zoo
A man has been arrested after allegedly breaking into the enclosure of Moo Deng, the viral pygmy hippo, at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand, startling the animals and prompting legal action.
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US Farmers Face Fertilizer Crisis as Iran War Hits Supply
American farmers confront soaring fertilizer costs and potential shortages due to Iran war disruptions, threatening crop yields and farm profitability nationwide.
Gillingham First UK Town to Pledge Butterfly Protection
The historic market town of Gillingham has become the first UK local authority to commit to a nationwide butterfly conservation challenge, implementing five key measures to combat alarming population declines.
10-Second Spring Task to Extend Daffodil Blooms
A quick deadheading technique prevents pests and diseases, ensuring daffodils return stronger next spring. Expert gardener Steven Bradley explains the simple method.
Warsaw Zoo Opens 24/7 Emergency Room for Wild Birds
A new automated drop-off system at Warsaw Zoo provides immediate care for injured wild birds, with climate change altering migration patterns and increasing patient numbers.
Unlimited Fines for Dog Attacks on Farm Animals Under New Law
A new law in England and Wales increases penalties for livestock worrying to unlimited fines, with police gaining enhanced powers to detain dogs and gather evidence.
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Unprecedented March Heatwave Grips US West, Shattering Records
A rare winter heatwave has enveloped the US West, with San Francisco experiencing its hottest March in decades. Records have tumbled from Silicon Valley to Las Vegas, while water shortages loom.
New Dog Law: Police Can Seize Pets on Suspicion of Livestock Attacks
From March 18, police in England and Wales can seize dogs if they suspect livestock worrying, with unlimited fines for owners. The law aims to protect farm animals and reduce financial losses for farmers.
First Video Shows Red Fox Hunting Wolf Pup in Italy
Scientists have documented the first known case of a red fox preying on a wolf pup, captured on camera in an Italian nature reserve, challenging established predator hierarchies.
Las Vegas Sharks Feast on Hundreds of Pounds of Fish Weekly
At Mandalay Bay's Shark Reef Aquarium, sharks consume over 300 pounds of gourmet fish weekly, with staff training them and aiding conservation efforts in the Nevada desert.
Iran War Triggers US Fertilizer Price Surge and Shortages
American farmers face soaring fertilizer costs and potential shortages due to the Iran conflict, threatening spring planting and profits as Middle East supply chains are disrupted.
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Lava Meets Ocean on Réunion Island After 19-Year Wait
Molten rock from the Piton de la Fournaise volcano has reached the Indian Ocean, creating dramatic steam plumes and expanding the island's landmass for the first time in nearly two decades.
Guardian Seeks Public Input for 2026 Climate Forum
The Guardian invites readers to contribute ideas for its 2026 Climate Forum, focusing on key environmental issues like renewable energy and policy solutions.
Berkeley's Wildfire Risk Grows with Climate Change
Berkeley, California, confronts heightened wildfire threats due to climate change, with experts warning of increased frequency and severity in the region.
Tony Bracegirdle Obituary: Environmentalist Pioneer Dies
Tony Bracegirdle, a pioneering environmentalist and activist, has passed away. He was known for his groundbreaking work in conservation and sustainability, leaving a lasting legacy in the fight against climate change.
Indian Farmers Wear Bear Costumes to Scare Off Monkeys
Desperate farmers in Uttar Pradesh have resorted to dressing as bears to frighten monkeys raiding crops, after traditional methods failed. The tactic highlights wider human-wildlife conflicts in India.
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Sharks Form Complex Friendships, Defying Stereotypes
Groundbreaking research reveals bull sharks develop consistent social relationships, forming 'friendships' and avoiding certain individuals, overturning long-held perceptions of solitary shark behaviour.
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