Mike Alexander's lifelong conservation legacy remembered
Discover how Mike Alexander's childhood dream of becoming Skomer Island warden led to global conservation impact and lasting environmental legacy in Wales.
Category : Conservation
Australia passes landmark environmental reforms
Australia's parliament has passed historic reforms to its environmental protection laws, providing long-overdue safeguards for forests and biodiversity. Discover how this shapes our future.
Trees on Prince William's Devon land deliberately poisoned
Willow trees planted for peatland restoration on Prince William's Dartmoor estate have been deliberately poisoned with herbicide, sparking a police investigation and widespread condemnation.
How Turkey Trades Became a Conservation Success
Discover how US states traded wild turkeys for other animals like moose and otters, reviving populations from just thousands to 7 million birds. Explore this ingenious conservation story.
Prince William at Tusk Conservation Awards with Ronnie Wood
Prince William hosted the 2025 Tusk Conservation Awards, honouring African wildlife protectors. The royal shared a light-hearted moment with Rolling Stones star Ronnie Wood and his wife.
Prince William hosts Tusk Conservation Awards 2025
The Prince of Wales hosted the 13th Tusk Conservation Awards, celebrating African conservationists. He was seen sharing a joke with Rolling Stones' Ronnie Wood. Discover the winners.
Ex-Marine runs 16 marathons for UK rescue dogs
Former marine Mitch Hutchcraft, who recently summited Everest, is running 16 marathons in 16 days from Kent to Scotland to raise awareness for rescue dogs and petition against illegal breeding.
Prince William meets young marine conservationists
The Prince of Wales visited Colwyn Bay to champion young marine conservationists, joining selfies and highlighting coastal preservation efforts. Discover his engaging trip.
Grandmother and 3 grandchildren missing on hike
A major search is underway for a grandmother and her three grandchildren lost in Caesars Head State Park. Over 50 rescuers are scouring the rugged terrain. Follow for updates.
NZ adds feral cats to Predator-Free 2050 target list
New Zealand announces feral cats will join its Predator-Free 2050 strategy, aiming to protect native wildlife from these 'stone-cold killers'. Discover the plan's details and the debate it sparks.
Dog waits 300 days for a home before viral miracle
After nearly 300 days in a shelter, an abandoned pit bull's story went viral, leading to his dream adoption. Discover how Brody found his happy ending.
Vinnie Jones in planning row over shooting retreat
Actor Vinnie Jones faces opposition from the Sussex Wildlife Trust over his plans to build a luxury shooting retreat on his West Sussex farm. Read the full story on the conservation clash.
Sycamore Gap 'Trees of Hope' Planted Across UK
The first saplings grown from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree have been planted, marking a new chapter for the beloved landmark. Discover where these 'trees of hope' are taking root.
First Sycamore Gap saplings planted across UK
The first saplings grown from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree have been planted across the UK, marking a hopeful new chapter for the beloved landmark. Discover where these 'trees of hope' are taking root.
Sycamore Gap 'Trees of Hope' Planted Across UK
The first of 49 saplings grown from the felled Sycamore Gap tree are being planted for National Tree Week, offering a living legacy from the iconic tree.
Sycamore Gap Saplings Planted as 'Trees of Hope'
The National Trust begins planting 49 saplings from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree at poignant UK locations, ensuring its legacy lives on. Discover where these 'trees of hope' will grow.
First Sycamore Gap Saplings Planted After Illegal Felling
The first saplings grown from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree are being planted across the UK, offering a living legacy of the beloved landmark. Discover where these 'trees of hope' are taking root.
Sycamore Gap Saplings Planted for National Tree Week
The first of 49 saplings grown from the felled Sycamore Gap tree are being planted across the UK, offering a powerful symbol of regrowth and resilience. Discover where these 'trees of hope' are taking root.
Scientist weeps discovering world's rarest flower
An Oxford biologist's emotional discovery of the ultra-rare Rafflesia hasseltii in tiger-patrolled jungles. Witness the conservation breakthrough that moved scientists to tears.
16 Ancient Canoes Found in Wisconsin Lake Dating 5,200 Years
Archaeologists uncover 16 submerged Indigenous canoes in Lake Mendota, including one dating back 5,200 years - a prehistoric 'parking lot' revealing ancient travel patterns. Discover this remarkable find.
Australia's Forest 'Sleight of Hand' Exposed
A new report reveals Australia's official deforestation figures hide ecological damage by counting new seedlings as equal to old-growth forest loss. Urgent action is needed to protect biodiversity.
UK's 'pitiful' mackerel fishing stance condemned
The UK faces criticism for opposing a 77% mackerel catch cut advised by scientists, prioritising short-term profits over the stock's survival. Urgent action is needed to save this vital fishery.
Ecologist flees after 4WD beach ban death threats
Leading ecologist Professor Thomas Schlacher was forced to relocate his family after violent threats for proposing 4WD restrictions on fragile Australian beaches. Discover the conflict between conservation and tourism.
Trust Members Boycott Manor After Losing Free Entry
National Trust members are boycotting Coughton Court after the Throckmorton family revoked their free entry, despite a £3.3 million roof repair fundraiser. Discover the full story.
MPs: Nature Not a Blocker to Housing Growth
A parliamentary committee challenges the government's 'lazy narrative', stating nature is essential for resilient communities, not an obstacle to housebuilding.
Wild parrots thrive in Los Angeles, aiding conservation
Escaped pet parrots now form thriving wild populations across Los Angeles, with scientists discovering hybrid species that could help conservation efforts in their native Mexico. Discover their urban adaptation story.
500ft Fly-Tip in Oxfordshire Threatens River
A 500ft-long illegal waste dump, potentially orchestrated by a crime gang, threatens the River Cherwell in Oxfordshire. Removal costs may exceed the council's annual budget. Urgent action demanded.
Scientist leads fight to protect sacred Pacific island
Respected ocean scientist Dr Katy Soapi helped lead a successful community campaign to protect Tetepare Island from logging, creating a model for Pacific conservation. Discover how traditional knowledge and science unite to preserve heritage.
Donald MacIntyre's legacy in UK wildflower restoration
Discover how Donald MacIntyre's pioneering work with native seeds through Emorsgate Seeds restored biodiversity across Britain. Learn about his lasting impact on conservation.
3,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Boats Go on Public Display
After a 13-year conservation project, three Bronze Age log boats preserved for over 3,000 years will be displayed at Flag Fen Archaeology Park. Discover the ancient secrets of fenland travel.
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