Millions of 'Painted Lady' Butterflies Arrive in UK for Rare Summer Migration
Conservationists are calling on the public to help count the insects during a 'once-in-a-decade' event.
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UK Experiencing Rare 'Painted Lady Summer' With Millions of Migratory Butterflies
Conservationists urge public participation in Big Butterfly Count to track the spectacular, once-a-decade influx of butterflies.
World Cup Private Jet Emissions Spark Environmental Concerns
Analysis reveals nearly 92,000 private jet flights during the tournament generated emissions equivalent to tens of thousands of cars.
Guernsey Residents Asked to 'Track, Don't Trample' Invasive Asian Hornets
An island-wide campaign urges the public to report sightings of Asian hornets to help control their spread and protect local biodiversity.
Wildfire Forces Evacuations in Tourist Region of Southwestern France
More than 10,000 people evacuated as a wildfire spreads across nearly 5,000 acres near Lège Cap-Ferret.
Thousands Evacuated in France as Wildfires Rage Across Europe
One firefighter died in Italy while battling blazes that have seen over 12,000 people evacuated in southwestern France.
Europe Faces Intense Heatwaves and Wildfires
Thousands evacuated in France and Spain as record temperatures fuel devastating blazes across the continent.
Orcas filmed ramming sunfish with such force it explodes
Marine biologists observed a never-before-seen hunting behavior where orcas repeatedly struck a large sunfish, causing it to rupture.
Urban Wilding Project Transforms Hull City Centre Space into Insect Haven
A section of land in Hull city center has been rewilded to provide a vital habitat for insects, overcoming initial concerns about appearance.