Extinct plant found after 58 years using app
A plant species thought extinct for nearly six decades has been rediscovered in Australia, thanks to a popular citizen science app. Read how technology is aiding conservation.
Category : Environment
Qantas Paper Towel Removal Sparks Hygiene and Green Debate
Qantas faces backlash over removing non-recyclable paper towels from lounges. An MP calls it 'virtue signalling', while hygiene and timber industry concerns are raised. Read the full story.
Fly-tippers damage critical power cables near GCHQ
Illegal diggers caused millions in damage to cables powering 500,000 homes and GCHQ. The nine-month repair highlights a national fly-tipping crisis. Read the full investigation.
Polar Bear Cubs Cuddle Mum in Heartbreaking Hudson Bay Photo
A 70-year-old photographer captures a starving polar bear mother napping while her cubs play. The poignant image highlights the harsh reality of survival in Canada's Churchill, where bear populations are declining rapidly.
Canadian woman found dead on K'gari, dingoes present
A 19-year-old Canadian tourist was discovered dead on K'gari (Fraser Island) after an early morning swim. Authorities are investigating if drowning or a dingo attack caused her death. Read the latest.
Chile wildfires kill 18 amid extreme heatwave
At least 18 people have died as wildfires, fuelled by intense heat and winds, devastate central Chile. Thousands evacuated as President Boric declares a state of catastrophe.
Albanese's busy month of environmental policy action
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has had a packed January 2026, driving forward significant environmental initiatives. Discover the key policies shaping Australia's green future.
Millions of chips wash up on East Sussex beach
Millions of uncooked chips have washed up on Falling Sands beach near Eastbourne after shipping containers fell from vessels in the English Channel. Volunteers are needed to clear the plastic waste.
Boy, 12, fights for life after Sydney shark attack
A 12-year-old boy is critically injured after a shark attack in Sydney Harbour. Police warn against swimming after heavy rain reduces visibility. Read the latest.
NSW to criminalise leaving pets in hot cars, use of prong collars
New South Wales plans a major animal welfare crackdown, with jail terms and hefty fines for owners who leave dogs in hot cars or use cruel collars. Learn about the sweeping reforms.
Shark expert's warning before Sydney Harbour attack
A shark expert's stark warning of 'incredibly dangerous' conditions preceded a bull shark attack on a 12-year-old boy in Sydney Harbour. The incident highlights predictable risks after heavy rainfall.
Dog 'Adopts' Abandoned Baby Deer on Missouri Farm
A golden retriever became a surrogate mother to an abandoned, maggot-infested fawn. Years later, the deer named Biscuit still lives with the dog family. Discover this incredible cross-species bond.
Kent water crisis continues as thousands face outages
Thousands of Kent residents endure water supply issues after multiple failures by South East Water. Bottled water stations deployed as regulator investigates. Read the latest.
Deadly Wildfires Scorch Central and Southern Chile
Wildfires fuelled by a severe heat wave have killed several people and destroyed scores of homes in Chile. See the latest on this devastating environmental crisis.
Boy fights for life after Sydney shark attack
A 12-year-old boy is critically injured after a bull shark attack at Nielsen Park's Shark Beach. Read the full story of the rescue and the rare harbour incident.
Chile wildfires: 15 dead, 50,000 evacuated in catastrophe
At least 15 people have died and 50,000 evacuated as wildfires rage in central Chile. President Boric declares a state of catastrophe. Read the latest on the devastation.
Chile wildfires kill 15, force 50,000 to evacuate
Deadly wildfires in southern Chile have claimed 15 lives and prompted a mass evacuation of 50,000 residents. President Boric declares a state of emergency as firefighters battle the blazes. Read the latest.
Packham: UK may need to stop feeding garden birds
BBC's Chris Packham warns that feeding wild birds may spread deadly diseases. As Winterwatch returns, he calls for a national conversation on this tough dilemma.
Microplastics research faces scrutiny over measurement methods
Scientific self-correction is underway as 20 studies on microplastics in the human body face criticism. We explore the methodological concerns and the political risks of undermining public trust in science. Read the full analysis.
Chile wildfires kill 15, force 50,000 to flee
At least 15 dead as ferocious wildfires, fuelled by a severe heatwave, devastate central and southern Chile. President Boric declares a state of catastrophe. Read the full report.
Adam Henson addresses Countryfile 'frustration'
Countryfile's Adam Henson explains why he 'dumbs down' farming talk, risking alienating core viewers. He reveals the BBC's priority is viewing figures, not championing British farming. Read his full take.
Supermarkets to Pay for Bottles Without Receipt from 2027
UK households will be paid to return empty bottles and cans to supermarkets like Tesco and Asda from October 2027, with no receipt required. Discover how the new Deposit Return Scheme works.
Jodie Marsh shares update after devastating farm fire
Former glamour model Jodie Marsh praises cleaning firm after fire at her Essex farm killed two hand-reared marmosets. See the before and after photos and read her emotional statement.
Koala Overpopulation Leads to Defoliation and Starvation
Australia faces a koala paradox: overpopulation in Victoria and South Australia causes starvation, while habitat loss endangers northern populations. Discover the complex conservation challenge.
New Australian Carbon Credit Scheme Accused of Misleading
A new Australian carbon offset firm, Aetium, faces a watchdog complaint. Climate campaigners allege its solar and EV credits fail a key global standard, potentially misleading consumers about environmental benefits.
What Victorians took when fleeing the Harcourt bushfire
Residents of Harcourt and surrounding areas share their evacuation stories and the vital lessons learned about what to pack when a bushfire threatens. Discover the essentials and the sentimental items that mattered most.
New Mexico Begins $12m Uranium Mine Cleanup
New Mexico launches a critical $12 million project to clean up five abandoned uranium mines posing severe radiation risks. The effort addresses a legacy of contamination affecting Navajo communities.
Rampaging elephant kills 22, villagers flee to rooftops
A violent elephant in musth has killed 22 people in India, forcing terrified villagers to sleep on rooftops. Authorities are attempting to subdue the animal. Read the full story.
Sydney shark attack leaves 12-year-old boy in critical condition
A 12-year-old boy is fighting for his life after a brutal shark attack at Sydney's Nielsen Park. The popular 'Shark Beach' is closed as authorities warn the public to avoid the water.
Sydney teen critical after shark attack at Nielsen Park
A teenage boy is fighting for his life after a severe shark attack at Sydney's Shark Beach. Emergency services responded swiftly to the incident outside the net enclosure.
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