A rapidly spreading wildfire in British Columbia destroyed homes and prompted the evacuation of over 20,000 residents, with officials warning of increasingly common and fast-moving blazes.
Conservationists and authorities are collaborating to combat the illegal trade and ritualistic use of vultures, with community engagement proving vital.
New data indicates the current summer has exceeded the historic 1976 heatwave on multiple metrics, including temperature, heatwave length, and dry spells, while wildfire incidents also match last year's record total.
Prolonged dry spell causes stress in trees, prompting horticulturalists to reconsider future planting strategies.
Record-breaking heat dominated the U.S. last month, fueling wildfires, exacerbating droughts, and causing flash floods that impacted communities nationwide.
Prime Minister to convene emergency meeting as wildfire incidents in England and Wales match last year's total.
Thousands of animals were relocated to safety before the Itaipu River reservoir was filled to create what was then the world's largest dam.
Prolonged dry spells concentrate wildlife and insects, creating potential hotspots for pathogens, a new review suggests.
Approximately 80 signs will be placed around the lake and other Cumbrian locations to alert visitors to the dangers of blue-green algae.