Longhorn cattle aid Merseyside dune conservation
English Longhorn cattle are winter grazing on Merseyside's sand dunes, using innovative GPS technology to support native wildlife and control invasive species through conservation efforts.
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New 'Lucifer' bee with devil horns discovered in Australia
A new species of bee with devil-like facial horns has been discovered in Western Australia by Dr Kit Prendergast. This groundbreaking find highlights the importance of biodiversity conservation.
Goldcrest's Lemon Crown Brightens Moorland Day
A female goldcrest's vibrant lemon crown shone with intense beauty on a gloomy South Yorkshire moor, revealing fascinating science behind the colours of Britain's smallest bird.
Gender Divide in 1950s UK Schools' Curriculum
Guardian readers reveal how 1950s gender-segregated lessons shaped lives. From home economics to algebra, discover the lasting impact of Britain's educational divide and modern calls for reform.
Hippo's debut swim in illuminated Ganges captivates
In an extraordinary nocturnal spectacle, a hippopotamus makes its inaugural swim in India's sacred Ganges River, illuminated by traditional lights during vibrant festival celebrations.
Japan's bear attack crisis: Record surge sparks emergency
Japan faces a wildlife emergency as bear attacks reach record levels, with authorities scrambling to understand the alarming pattern behind the rising human-wildlife conflicts.
Alien-like fungi colonise Britain's fallen ash trees
A remarkable fungal invasion is transforming deceased ash trees into scenes from science fiction, creating otherworldly landscapes in British woodlands as nature reclaims its territory.
NZ wildlife park euthanises two elderly lions
A New Zealand wildlife park faces difficult choice as two elderly lions are humanely euthanised due to severe age-related health complications.
East Clare 'Lion' Mystery Solved: It Was a Domestic Cat
The dramatic big cat sighting that sparked a major police search in East Clare has been identified as a large domestic cat after photographic evidence analysis.
Japan deploys military to combat bear attack crisis
The Japanese government has taken the unprecedented step of deploying soldiers to Akita prefecture following a dramatic surge in dangerous bear encounters that have left residents terrified.
Japan sends troops to tackle deadly bear attacks crisis
Japan takes emergency measures as savage bear attacks surge across northern regions, with troops deployed to protect terrified residents from the growing wildlife threat.
Japan deploys military to combat deadly bear attack crisis
In an unprecedented move, Japan's military has been mobilised to tackle a surge in fatal bear encounters across rural communities, as the nation faces its worst wildlife crisis in decades.
Solar Farms Become Sanctuaries for UK Bumblebees
Groundbreaking research reveals how solar farms across Britain are creating vital sanctuaries for struggling bumblebee populations, offering new hope for pollinator conservation.
Nature's surprises after moving just one mile away
Discover how relocating just one mile away transformed a writer's perspective on familiar landscapes, revealing unexpected wildlife and seasonal changes in their new neighbourhood.
Second escaped monkey shot in Mississippi
Authorities in Mississippi confirm second monkey from research facility truck escape has been killed, raising questions about animal transport safety protocols.
New Zealand's falcons dive-bomb cyclists in breeding season
New Zealand's endangered native falcons are dive-bombing cyclists and hikers in Hawke's Bay, with conservationists warning the protective behaviour signals successful breeding of the vulnerable species.
Monkey shot after escaping Mississippi lorry crash
A devastating lorry crash in Mississippi sparked chaos as monkeys escaped, leading to a tragic outcome with one survivor and another gunned down while fleeing the scene.
Cathedral falcon chicks found poisoned in wildlife crime
Tragedy strikes as peregrine falcon chicks nesting at a historic cathedral are discovered poisoned, sparking a police investigation and conservation outrage.
Attenborough's New Epic: Nature's Game of Thrones
The legendary broadcaster's revolutionary new series 'Planet Earth III' promises cinematic spectacle on an unprecedented scale, with early screenings drawing comparisons to prestige television dramas.
Brief Encounter at 80: Why the Romance Still Captivates
Celebrating eight decades since its release, David Lean's timeless masterpiece 'Brief Encounter' continues to define cinematic romance with its poignant tale of forbidden love and societal restraint.
Cristina Mittermeier's Stunning Wildlife Photography Collection
Acclaimed photographer Cristina Mittermeier unveils breathtaking collection showcasing Earth's most spectacular inhabitants in powerful new exhibition.
Native Oysters Return to British Shores After Decades
Exciting conservation efforts are bringing native oysters back to UK coastal waters, creating thriving marine ecosystems and reviving a lost part of Britain's natural heritage.
Giant Hail Hospitalises Queensland's Flying Foxes
Hundreds of native flying foxes have been hospitalised in Queensland after a freak hailstorm pummelled the region with tennis ball-sized ice chunks, raising urgent questions about climate change impacts on wildlife.
Guardian readers share stunning photography collection
Discover the breathtaking visual stories captured by Guardian readers worldwide, featuring ancient Indian martial arts, charming wildlife encounters, and unexpected moments of beauty in everyday life.
BBC's 'Kingdom' Revolutionises Nature Filmmaking
Discover how the BBC's ambitious new natural history series 'Kingdom' is transforming wildlife documentary-making with revolutionary filming methods that reveal animal behaviour like never before.
Bonfire Night Wildlife: 3 Eco-Friendly Tips
As fireworks light up November skies, discover how traditional celebrations impact local wildlife and three simple changes to protect nature while enjoying the spectacle.
Flamingo Frankie Missing After Cornwall Sanctuary Escape
A young flamingo named Frankie has sparked a major search operation after escaping from a Cornwall wildlife sanctuary. Sanctuary staff and local volunteers are desperately seeking sightings of the distinctive bird.
Traditional Owners Demand Return of Australia Zoo Crocodile
Kabi Kabi First Nations people challenge Australia Zoo over custody of iconic crocodile, citing cultural significance and ancestral connections to the animal's original habitat.
1950 diary reveals Hampstead's vanishing dragonflies
A poignant rediscovery of a 1950 nature diary reveals alarming insights about the dramatic decline of dragonfly populations around Hampstead Heath's ponds, serving as a stark warning about biodiversity loss.
Rare White Iberian Lynx Filmed in Spanish Wilderness
Extraordinary footage captures an elusive snow-white Iberian lynx roaming Spain's countryside, signalling hope for one of Europe's most endangered feline species.
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