Toby Carvery Eviction Threat Over Ancient Oak Felling
Enfield council pursues eviction against Toby Carvery owner Mitchells & Butlers for felling a 500-year-old oak tree without permission, sparking public outrage.
Category : Wildlife Nature
First Asian Hornet Nest Found in Wales
A dead Asian hornet nest has been discovered near Wrexham, marking the first confirmed sighting in Wales and prompting vigilance calls from authorities.
Thames Tragedies: Whales and Dolphins Stranded Over 20 Years
Marking 20 years since Willy the bottlenose whale's tragic Thames stranding, we examine the heartbreaking cases of marine mammals lost in London's busy river.
Birdwatching in West Yorkshire: 38 Species Count
A reflective account of birdwatching at Swillington Ings in West Yorkshire, where the author observes 38 bird species, including greater black-backed gulls, while pondering the value of counting versus appreciating nature.
Cow's Tool Use Challenges Human Superiority
A Swiss cow named Veronika uses a broom as a multi-purpose grooming tool, revealing animal intelligence and questioning human exceptionalism in tool use.
Axolotls: The Smiling Salamanders Taking Over the World
Axolotls have become global icons, appearing everywhere from toys to TikTok. Yet in their native Mexico, these 'water monsters' face extinction, highlighting a stark contrast between cultural fame and conservation crisis.
Tribute to Giles Darvill, Social Work and Volunteering Expert
Giles Darvill, a respected social work consultant who championed volunteer management, has died at 81. Discover his legacy in social services and his creative passions.
Influencer's race to save Thailand's 14 dugongs
Thai influencer Nantarika Chansue leads a desperate fight to save the Irrawaddy dolphin, with only 14 left. Discover her unique methods and the critical threats.
Sydney's Fourth Shark Attack in 72 Hours
A surfer is lucky to be alive after a shark attack off Sydney, marking the fourth incident in three days. Beaches are closed as murky waters create a bull shark threat.
Sydney's Shark Attack Spike: What's Behind It?
Experts reveal why a 'perfect storm' of conditions led to four shark attacks in NSW in 48 hours. Learn the facts about bull sharks and crucial safety tips for swimmers.
Kittens Dumped in Adelaide Library Book Slot
Four kittens were abandoned in an after-hours library book return in Adelaide. The RSPCA is appealing for help to find the person responsible for this recurring act.
Campsites shut on K'gari after fatal dingo attack
Queensland police investigate a possible dingo attack after a Canadian tourist is found dead on K'gari (Fraser Island). Key campsites are closed as a precaution. Read the latest.
The Willow: Britain's Unsung Ecological Champion
Forget height and age. Discover why the humble willow tree, with its 452 invertebrate species, is a vital ecosystem and a symbol of nature's interconnectedness in the UK.
Fourth Shark Attack in Three Days on NSW Coast
A surfer is hospitalised after a shark bite at Point Plomer, marking the fourth such incident in NSW in 72 hours. Experts warn murky waters are increasing dangers.
Chile Wildfires: 18 Dead, State of Catastrophe Declared
Devastating wildfires in central and southern Chile have killed at least 18 people and destroyed hundreds of homes. President Boric declares a state of catastrophe. Read the full report.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Global Wildlife Photos: Spa Monkeys, Endangered Parrots, UK Fox
This week's stunning global wildlife images feature Japanese monkeys in hot springs, a rare kākāpō breeding season, a camouflaged owl, and a fox in Welsh snow. Explore nature's resilience and beauty.
Pied Wagtail Winter Roost in Hampshire Shopping Centre
A remarkable winter spectacle unfolds in Whiteley, Hampshire, as hundreds of pied wagtails gather nightly in a shopping centre courtyard. Discover the survival secrets behind this urban roost.
Crane Costumes Save Endangered Birds from Extinction
Meet the aviculturists who wear elaborate crane costumes to raise chicks, preventing human imprinting and boosting wild populations. Discover this unique conservation story.
International Swan Census Shows UK & Ireland Population Changes
The 2026 International Swan Census reveals critical data on Whooper and Bewick's swan numbers in the UK and Ireland. Discover the trends and what they mean for conservation efforts.
Africa's Elephant Crisis: Too Few vs Too Many
A stark contrast in elephant conservation: South Sudan's last known elephant is killed, while Zimbabwe struggles with overpopulation and human-wildlife conflict. Explore the complex challenges.
Bear Trend: California Homes Face Unwanted Crawlspace Guests
A massive black bear evicted from under an Altadena home may not be alone, as reports of similar incidents surge. Discover how wildlife officials and volunteers are tackling this growing trend.
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