Florida Iguanas Cold-Stunned by Temperature Drop
A sharp temperature drop in Florida has left invasive green iguanas 'cold-stunned', immobilising them on grass and pavements. Experts explain this torpor-like state and efforts to manage the species.
Category : Environment
London Snow Forecast: Expert Gives February Verdict
Weather expert Jim Dales assesses London's snow prospects for February, revealing a 40-70% chance amid conflicting forecasts from BBC and NetWeather.
Trump EPA Rollbacks vs 'Make America Healthy Again' Promises
A new report finds Donald Trump's environmental deregulation contradicts RFK Jr's health agenda, exposing children to chronic diseases like cancer and asthma.
Six Flood Alerts Issued for London This Afternoon
The Met Office warns of potential flooding along the River Thames in multiple London locations this afternoon, with high tide expected between 2.30pm and 4.30pm.
Japan Snow Crisis: 35 Dead, 400 Injured
At least 35 people have died and nearly 400 injured in Japan due to weeks of heavy snowfall, with officials warning of more severe weather and landslide risks.
London Faces Fortnight of Nonstop Rain
London is set for a prolonged period of wet weather with BBC predicting daily rainfall from February 5 to 17, accompanied by chilly temperatures.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026: People's Choice Vote
A shortlist of 24 stunning wildlife images is now open for public voting in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award 2026. The winner will be announced on 25 March and displayed at London's Natural History Museum.
Battersea Park Gate Restoration After Lorry Damage
Wandsworth Council plans to fully restore the Grade II listed pedestrian gate at Battersea Park, damaged by a lorry in August, using traditional conservation methods.
Piper James' Parents Visit K'gari as Dingo Cull Continues
The grieving parents of Canadian backpacker Piper James have arrived in Australia to visit K'gari, where they will attend a traditional smoking ceremony to farewell their daughter, as authorities continue a controversial dingo cull on the island.
Birdsong Boosts Mental Wellbeing
Research reveals listening to birdsong can significantly enhance mental wellbeing, reducing stress and improving mood in urban and rural settings.
Hay Shortages Persist After Last Year's Drought
Farmers across the UK are facing dwindling hay reserves as the long-term effects of last year's severe drought continue to impact agriculture and livestock management.
Australia's Renewables Lead Energy Transition
Australia is accelerating its shift to renewable energy, with solar and wind power driving a major transformation in its energy sector and economy.
California Approves Mule Deer Extermination on Catalina
California wildlife officials have issued a permit allowing the Catalina Island Conservancy to eradicate 1,800 mule deer over five years to protect biodiversity.
Smithsonian Zoo Welcomes Baby Asian Elephant
The Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington D.C. has announced the arrival of a new Asian elephant calf, marking a significant conservation success for the endangered species.
Drone Footage Shows Severe Flooding in Morocco
Drone footage has captured severe flooding in Morocco following heavy rainfall, highlighting widespread damage and the urgent need for relief efforts in affected regions.
Asian Elephant Born at Washington DC Zoo
A rare Asian elephant calf has been born at the National Zoo in Washington DC, a significant event for global conservation efforts and the species' survival in captivity.
Trump's 'Coalie' Coal Mascot Draws Climate Fury
Climate activists condemn the Trump administration's use of a cartoon coal mascot named 'Coalie' to promote fossil fuels, calling it a sickening attempt to rebrand dirty energy.
Dunlin Breeding Success in Cumbria Revealed by Drone Survey
Conservationists using drone technology in the Cumbrian Pennines have discovered thriving dunlin chicks, offering hope for this endangered wading bird species in the UK.
Fourth Arrest in Kidlington Waste Dump Probe
A 52-year-old man from Surrey has been arrested in connection with the massive illegal waste site near Kidlington, Oxfordshire, bringing total arrests to four.
Costa Rican Village Seeks Safe Land from Climate Threats
Residents of La Carpio, a vulnerable Costa Rican neighbourhood, are fundraising to buy land and relocate due to floods and landslides, as government action stalls.
Half of UK Beaches Contain Human-Made Materials
University of Glasgow research finds up to 50% of coarse sediments on UK beaches consist of brick, concrete and industrial waste, with climate breakdown accelerating coastal erosion.
Tehran Market Fire Causes Widespread Smoke Billowing
A significant fire has broken out at a market in Tehran, Iran, producing large plumes of smoke visible across the city, with emergency services responding to the incident.
London Snow Unlikely This Week Says Met Office
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice, but only for Northern England and Wales. London will see cold temperatures and rain instead.
London's First 5pm Sunset of 2026 Nears
Londoners can look forward to the first 5pm sunset of 2026 on February 7, as days gradually lengthen despite ongoing cold, damp conditions and potential sleet forecasts.
Conservationists Oppose Chagos Fishing Plan
Environmental groups strongly oppose a new proposal to permit commercial fishing in the Chagos Islands, citing threats to marine biodiversity and conservation efforts in the Indian Ocean.
Houseplant Hacks: Oats and Epsom Salts Tested
A social media hack suggests oats and Epsom salts are superfoods for tired plants. Our test reveals mould, gnats, and rot instead of growth benefits.
UK's 'Forever Chemicals' Plan Called Weak and Disappointing
Environmental campaigners decry the UK government's new Pfas action plan as 'crushingly disappointing', warning it fails to match tougher European measures on these harmful 'forever chemicals'.
Shimmering Green Serpent's Allure in Nature Diary
A captivating observation of a green serpent in the countryside, exploring its beauty and the naturalist's fascination with this elusive creature in the wild.
China Bans Hidden Door Handles on EVs for Safety
China announces a ban on hidden car door handles in electric vehicles, citing safety risks in emergencies. The move aims to improve accessibility and could impact global EV design trends.
Bell Frogs Return to ACT Wetlands Post-Disease
Green and golden bell frogs have made a remarkable comeback in Australian Capital Territory wetlands, recovering from the devastating chytrid fungal disease that once threatened their survival.
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