Belfast Heron Colony: Early Breeders in Storm-Damaged Woods
In Stranmillis woods, grey herons begin their breeding season amid storm-felled trees, showcasing shared parental care and nest-building rituals in a bustling colony.
Category : Environment
Toxic 'Forever Chemicals' Found in Blood of North Yorkshire Residents
Exclusive blood testing in Bentham, North Yorkshire, reveals one in four residents have 'alarming' levels of toxic PFAS chemicals, linked to serious health risks including cancer and infertility.
Smokeless Fuels Create More Ultrafine Particles Than Wood or Coal
New research from University of Galway shows low-smoke alternative fuels produce 2-3 times more ultrafine particles that embed deep in lungs, raising serious health concerns about current air pollution solutions.
UK Councils Fail to Fine Litterers: Over 70 Issued Zero Penalties
Exclusive data reveals more than 70 UK councils issued no fines for littering last year, with critics warning of 'eco-anarchy' and weak enforcement undermining environmental efforts.
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Cyclone Narelle Hits Queensland as Category 4 Storm
Tropical Cyclone Narelle has made landfall in far north Queensland as a powerful category 4 system, causing significant damage to remote communities before weakening to category 3 as it crossed the Cape York peninsula.
Iran War Creates Environmental Disaster with Toxic Legacy
Black rain, marine pollution, and toxic contamination plague Iran as US-Israeli strikes on oil depots, military bases, and nuclear facilities create an environmental crisis with decades-long consequences for the region.
UK Nature Reserves: Urban Havens and Coastal Gems
Discover UK nature reserves and national parks, from Bristol's Leigh Woods to Cumbria's seal colony, offering wildlife sightings and scenic walks in urban and rural settings.
US West Heatwave 'Virtually Impossible' Without Climate Crisis
A new scientific analysis reveals the record-breaking heatwave scorching the US West would have been virtually impossible without human-caused climate change, with temperatures up to 30°F above average.
Australia Approves Major Coal Seam Gas Expansion in Queensland
The federal government has approved a major coal seam gas expansion in Queensland that will operate until 2061 with approval until 2081, contributing 120 million tonnes of carbon emissions over its lifetime.
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Cyclone Narelle Flooding in Queensland Captured in Aerial Footage
Police have released aerial footage showing severe flooding in the Douglas and Daintree areas of far north Queensland after Tropical Cyclone Narelle made landfall. Climate experts attribute the storm's intensity to global heating and high ocean temperatur
Wildlife Roundup: Boar Shopping, Rhino Returns, Slug Mascots
This week's wildlife highlights include a wild boar's German supermarket visit, Uganda's first rhinos in 40 years, and a California slug with unique anatomy serving as a university mascot.
Cyclone Narelle Weakens After Hitting Queensland, Moves West
Tropical Cyclone Narelle has been downgraded after causing significant damage in far north Queensland, with roofs torn off and trees downed. The storm is now tracking toward the Northern Territory, where it's expected to make a second landfall this weeken
Cyclone Narelle: Queenslanders Shelter in Shipping Containers
Residents in remote Queensland communities took refuge in shipping containers as Tropical Cyclone Narelle unleashed 270km/h winds, causing widespread destruction but no reported injuries.
Fungal Inoculation Boosts Pine Growth, Cuts Fertilizer Use
A US startup, Funga, applies wild soil fungi to loblolly pine seedlings, aiming to enhance biodiversity and reduce artificial fertilizer reliance in southern plantations.
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Rio Banana Growers Protect Urban Forest with Agroforestry
Traditional banana growers in Rio de Janeiro's Pedra Branca state park use agroforestry systems to preserve biodiversity while maintaining ancestral farming practices, creating a sustainable model for urban conservation.
Wild Garlic and Edible Alliums Herald True Spring
Discover how wild garlic, crow garlic, and three-cornered leek can transform your garden and cooking this spring. Learn identification tips and cultivation advice for these flavorful edible alliums.
Karachi Storms Kill 18, US Heatwave Breaks March Records
Heavy rains and 60mph winds kill 18 in Karachi, Pakistan, while a historic heatwave hits the western US with temperatures soaring 20°C above average.
Denmark's Solar Backlash: Green Ambition Meets Rural Resistance
Denmark, the world's climate leader, faces unexpected opposition to solar farms in rural areas, with the issue becoming a key factor in national elections and highlighting tensions in the green transition.
US Records Hottest March Day as Heat Dome Intensifies
Preliminary readings show the US experienced its hottest March day on record, with temperatures reaching 43°C in the Southwest. Scientists attribute the extreme heat to climate change.
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England's 2,700-Mile Coastal Path Now World's Longest
The King Charles III England Coast Path National Trail, stretching 2,700 miles along England's coastline, has officially opened as the world's longest coastal path, with 80% accessible and plans for 25 new nature reserves by 2028.
Tenerife Covered in Snow After Storm Therese Hits
Tourists in Tenerife face snow and ice as Storm Therese disrupts holidays with flight cancellations and road closures. The Spanish island experiences rare snowfall, prompting weather alerts.
Capybara Samba Escapes Marwell Zoo, Search Ongoing
A capybara named Samba remains at large after escaping Marwell Zoo in Hampshire, with zoo officials urging the public to report sightings but not approach the gentle rodent.
Government Funds Clear-Up of Illegal Waste Dumps in North
The UK government announces funding to clear 48,000 tonnes of waste from illegal tips in Wigan, Sheffield, and Lancashire, part of a 10-point crackdown on waste crime.
King Opens World's Longest Coastal Walking Route in England
King Charles launched the 2,700-mile King Charles III England Coast Path and the Seven Sisters National Nature Reserve, marking a milestone in England's conservation efforts.
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Largest Great White Shark Returns to Florida Coast
Contender, the largest great white shark ever recorded in the Atlantic, has returned to Florida waters just six miles offshore during peak breeding season, offering scientists crucial insights into shark mating mysteries.
England to Allocate 7% of Land for Nature and Renewables
The UK government's first land use framework reveals that 7% of England's land must be dedicated to nature, forests, and renewable energy to meet environmental targets, while ensuring food security and housing needs.
Iranian Scientist Wins Water Prize After Exile and Interrogation
Prof Kaveh Madani, an exiled Iranian scientist, wins the Stockholm Water Prize for groundbreaking water management work, despite facing accusations of sabotage and interrogation in Iran.
Mehr Fardoonji, Organic Farm Founder, Dies at 95
Mehr Fardoonji, who ran Oakcroft organic market garden in Cheshire for 60 years and was an early yoga teacher, has passed away at age 95, leaving a legacy of sustainable farming.
Crossbreed Dogs Have More Behavioural Problems, Research Finds
New research indicates that popular crossbreed dogs like cockapoos and cavapoos exhibit higher levels of undesirable behaviours, including aggression, compared to their purebred counterparts.
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Spring Awakens in Tamar Valley with Daffodils and Wildlife
As winter fades, the Tamar Valley bursts into life with daffodils, chiffchaffs, and blossoming trees. This country diary captures the vibrant renewal of nature in St Dominic's wooded enclave.
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