Rare Sea Turtle Flown Back to Caribbean After Unexpected Journey to Wales
A Kemp's ridley sea turtle, found stranded on a Welsh beach, has been transported back to its native waters.
Climate & Environment News
Pollution Incident Devastates Kilkeel River Ecosystem, Anglers Say
Thousands of fish, including multiple generations of juveniles, have been wiped out following a pollution incident in the Kilkeel River.
Drought Uncovers Remains of Submerged Village in England
Lowered water levels in a large reservoir have revealed the stonework of Nether Hambleton, a village that was flooded over 50 years ago.
Philippines Grapples With 'River of Garbage' After Intense Monsoon Rains
Sanitation workers clear debris-choked waterways in Metro Manila as the nation faces widespread flooding and landslides.
Solar Eclipse Expected to Boost Footfall in UK Tourist Destinations
While not causing a surge in bookings, the celestial event, combined with other local attractions, is anticipated to draw crowds to coastal areas.
Rare Piglet Offers Hope for Critically Endangered Babirusa Species
A tiny babirusa piglet, weighing little more than a grapefruit at birth, has made her public debut at Chester Zoo, marking a significant moment for a species facing severe decline.
UK Celebrities Navigate Drought Restrictions with Private Water Sources
While millions face hosepipe bans amid record-breaking heat, some high-profile figures are utilizing private lakes and wells to maintain lush gardens.
UK Banks Offer Emergency Loans as Drought Devastates Crops
Financial institutions provide support as severe weather conditions threaten record-low harvest yields and impact livestock farmers.
Medieval Village Emerges from Drought-Stricken Reservoir
Low water levels due to an ongoing heatwave have revealed the submerged ruins of Nether Hambleton, a village demolished in the 1970s to create Rutland Water.