Farmland to Be Restored to Boost Wildlife in 30-Year Project
A company is working with a farming family to reinstate a traditional orchard and enhance grassland on land that has been farmed for decades.
Climate & Environment News
River Avon Pollution Investigation Described as 'Pulling Teeth'
Bristol residents report an oily substance and dead wildlife in the River Avon, struggling to get a thorough investigation from the Environment Agency.
Sycamore Gap Tree Sprouts New Life Three Years After Vandalism
The iconic tree, illegally felled in 2023, is showing remarkable signs of regeneration with a ring of new shoots emerging from its stump.
Hundreds of Wildflowers to Be Planted to Restore Upland Meadow
Environmental charity Friends of the Lake District aims to reintroduce native species lost through farming practices.
UK Butterfly Populations Face Potential Crash Due to Extreme Weather, Experts Warn
Despite a strong summer count, prolonged hot and dry conditions pose a significant threat to butterfly numbers, reminiscent of past ecological crises.
Seagrass Habitats Show Signs of Recovery Thanks to Eco-Moorings
A new study provides the first evidence that specially designed moorings are helping to heal seagrass meadows damaged by boat anchors.
Papua's 'Eternal Snow' Melts Away, Signaling Climate Change Impact
Once-permanent glaciers on Indonesia's Puncak Jaya are disappearing, impacting scientific research and Indigenous spiritual beliefs.
New Fund Launched to Combat South American Wildfires Amid Global Funding Shortfalls
A $100 million initiative targets South America's Amazon, but critics warn of a broader, persistent funding gap for tropical forest protection worldwide.
Pacific Hurricane Season Intensifies Under Strong El Nino
The eastern Pacific has seen an unusual number of powerful storms, while the Atlantic has been remarkably quiet.