Tas to be the latest river in Norfolk to be ‘rewiggled’
Restoration is to be carried out on a river in Norfolk in a bid to help wildlife. The…
The hidden world of Daintree Rainforest, world’s oldest rainforest
For over 9,000 years, the Kuku Yalanji people have been the traditional custodians of the Daintree Rainforest, living…
‘Affecting the overall stability of the system’
Many people enjoy mustard, but for California’s Coachella Valley, this invasive plant is having an unexpected and negative…
Legal challenge against Sellafield’s plans to extract water
An environmental activist is lodging a legal challenge against plans from the UK’s largest nuclear plant to remove…
Endangered pearl mussels thriving in Cumbria and North East
A multi-million pound reintroduction programme to help endangered pearl mussels has been hailed a success by a conservation…
Jersey urged to consider changing its recycling system
A think tank is asking the government to decide whether to rebuild Jersey’s energy-from-waste plant or change the…
Tall tale of historic palm tree that wasn’t endangered after all
When the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh revealed in 2021 that it would need to chop down the city’s…
Filter ‘temporary fix’ to Whitehaven Harbour’s orange water
A new filtering system has provided a temporary solution to a years-long problem of a harbour’s water turning…
Geologists Unearth Mysterious Hidden Oases Beneath the Great Salt Lake
As water levels in the Great Salt Lake continue to drop, a hidden and fascinating geological discovery has…
Tuna in trouble? Court ruling reignites EU-Indian Ocean fishing row
Europe’s favourite fish is at the heart of a fresh fight over how it’s caught. The EU’s top…
Britain’s ‘most invasive plant’ spotted on Devon waterfront
It can grow through concrete and is almost impossible to removeJapanese knotweed along Hoe waterfront(Image: Martin Moore) Japanese…
Dordogne’s Innovative Solution to Wild Boar Invasion: Garden Traps
Iron traps set up by hunting professionals can catch boar overnight The three-metre long cages are capable of…