Sydney shark attacks leave boy and man critically hurt
A 12-year-old boy and a man are critically injured after separate shark attacks in Sydney, the third incident in two days. Officials blame heavy rain for creating ideal bull shark conditions.
Category : Environment
Ocean 'Regime Shift' as Seaweed Blooms Expand Worldwide
Global study reveals a staggering 13.4% yearly increase in massive seaweed blooms, driven by climate change and pollution, threatening marine ecosystems. Read the full analysis.
Moon and Saturn Conjunction Visible in UK Skies
A slender crescent moon will pass close to Saturn in the evening sky this week. Find out when and how to see this beautiful planetary conjunction from the UK.
Real 'Jaws' Encounter on Northumberland Coast in 1976
In 1976, fishermen in Boulmer faced a startling shark encounter, mirroring the film 'Jaws'. Discover the true story of the basking sharks that nudged their boat.
Discover the mindful music of Somerset's River Frome
A country diarist explores the therapeutic sounds of the River Frome in Somerset, finding a symphony in its flow that offers a perfect mindfulness exercise for the winter soul.
Woman found dead on K'gari, dingo attack suspected
A woman has been found dead on K'gari (Fraser Island) in a suspected dingo attack. Authorities are investigating as the community is urged to remain vigilant.
Chile declares 'state of catastrophe' in wildfire crisis
Chilean President Gabriel Boric declares a state of catastrophe as wildfires kill at least 18 and force 50,000 to flee. Strong winds and extreme heat worsen the crisis.
Albanese's Busy Month on Environmental Policy
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has spearheaded a series of significant environmental initiatives this month. Discover the key policies and their potential impact on Australia's green future.
Chile wildfires kill 15, force 50,000 to evacuate
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 updates.
Chile wildfires: 16 dead, state of catastrophe declared
Deadly wildfires rage in Chile, killing at least 16 and forcing 20,000 to evacuate. A state of catastrophe is declared as extreme heat and winds fuel the crisis. Follow for live updates.
Koala Paradox: Endangered Yet Overabundant in Australia
Australia faces a koala conservation paradox: the iconic marsupial is endangered in some regions but overpopulated in others, creating complex management challenges. Discover the reasons behind this split and what it means for the species' future.
Carbon credit scheme accused of misleading customers
An Australian carbon credit provider faces scrutiny for allegedly making potentially misleading claims to customers about solar panels and electric vehicles. Read the full investigation.
What Harcourt residents took when fleeing the bushfire
As bushfires threatened Harcourt, Victoria, residents had minutes to evacuate. We spoke to six households about the essentials they packed, the sentimental items they saved, and the vital lessons they learned for next time. Read their stories.
London's Free Urban Farm with Petting Zoo on Isle of Dogs
Discover Mudchute Farm, a free-to-enter urban oasis near Canary Wharf with a petting zoo, rare breeds, and city skyline views. Plan your visit today!
Ex-Zookeeper's Robovacc Aims to End Badger Culls
Tony Cholerton's remote-controlled vaccination machine, first used on a shy tiger at London Zoo, could offer a humane, automated solution for vaccinating badgers against bovine TB, potentially replacing controversial culls.
18,000 oysters revive Dublin Bay's lost reefs
A pioneering project in Dún Laoghaire harbour deploys 18,000 oysters to restore rich ecosystems wiped out over 200 years ago. Discover how these 'climate heroes' are filtering water and boosting biodiversity.
Sydney evacuation order as deadly storms hit NSW
Emergency services urge residents not to cross flooded roads as severe weather batters Australia's east coast, causing a fatality, landslides, and widespread damage.
Cattlewoman stranded after mine road washes away
Trish Goodwin is isolated on her Queensland farm after the access road built by a coalmine was destroyed by floodwaters. She's rationing supplies and fears for her health.
Antarctic Ice Melt: 843 Billion Tonnes Lost Each Year
New research reveals Antarctica's ice shelves are melting from below at an alarming rate, losing the equivalent of 843 cubic km of ice yearly. Scientists warn of profound impacts on global sea levels and ocean currents.
Magical Tree Tunnel Walk Near London You Must See
Discover the enchanting Halnaker Tree Tunnel in West Sussex, a serene 90-minute escape from London. This guide covers the walk, photography tips, and how to get there.
Rare mountain gorilla twins born in Virunga National Park
Endangered mountain gorilla Mafuko gives birth to rare twins in DRC's Virunga park, a major conservation success. Rangers monitor the vulnerable newborns closely as they face critical first weeks.
UK could miss Ocean Cop over slow treaty ratification
Environmental groups warn the UK may be shut out of a historic oceans summit due to delays in ratifying the UN High Seas Treaty. A new mural in East Sussex celebrates the pact.
The harsh, ancient pleasure of laying a hedge in Kent
Discover the demanding yet rewarding craft of hedge laying in the Kent Weald. This ancient practice, vital for maintaining Britain's iconic hedgerows, blends harsh physical labour with profound environmental benefits.
Severe Storms and Heavy Rain Lash NSW and Queensland
Parts of NSW receive over 100mm of rain as severe thunderstorms forecast for Sydney, Illawarra, and south-east Queensland. Stay informed on the latest weather warnings.
Southern Africa floods kill over 100, displace thousands
Catastrophic flooding across Mozambique, South Africa, and Zimbabwe has claimed over 100 lives, damaged thousands of homes, and left hundreds of thousands in need. Authorities warn of more severe weather.
Regent's Park introduces £50 fines for cyclists at new lights
New traffic lights and a £50 fine for cyclists running reds are being installed in Regent's Park to improve pedestrian safety after serious collisions. Full details here.
Spanish Citrus Farm's 500 Varieties Could Save Future Groves
Discover the Spanish farm with over 500 rare citrus varieties, from Buddha's hands to finger limes. Chefs are captivated, and its genetic bank may be vital for citrus survival amid climate change. Explore this organic haven.
Kew Orchid Festival 2026: Chinese New Year Celebration
Kew Gardens' Orchid Festival returns in 2026 with a spectacular Chinese New Year theme. Discover dates, ticket info, and what to expect from the 30th-anniversary floral display.
Community rallies to support farmers after devastating Victorian bushfires
After fires devastated farms in Victoria, a wave of community support is helping farmers like Pietro Porcu rebuild. From hay deliveries to tattoo fundraisers, discover the stories of resilience and generosity.
Sydney's Giant Fatberg Threatens Beach Closures
A secret report warns a fatberg the size of four buses in Sydney's sewer could close beaches for months if removed. Discover the full story and the $3bn plan to fix it.
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