Wildlife Photographer of the Year: Josef Stefan Wins at Natural History Museum, London
Josef Stefan has been awarded the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Nuveen People’s Choice Award 2026 for his stunning photograph of an Iberian lynx.
Wind: Northumberland’s Energy Initiative Gains Momentum
Forestry England is exploring the development of an onshore wind farm in Northumberland, marking a significant step towards renewable energy in the region.
Newsround: Rathlin Island : Conservation Efforts and Wildlife Updates
Rathlin Island is witnessing significant developments in wildlife conservation, with efforts to protect seabird populations and the search for an escaped capybara.
Rathlin Island Launches New Summer Ferry Timetable
Rathlin Island has announced its summer ferry timetable for 2026, coinciding with the successful eradication of invasive ferrets from the island.
El nino: El Niño: Understanding Its Impact on Our Climate
El Niño is a significant climate phenomenon that disrupts weather patterns globally. Its impact is felt in various ways, from rising temperatures to extreme weather events.
Bentham: PFAS Contamination in : A Community in Crisis
Residents of Bentham, North Yorkshire, are facing alarming levels of PFAS contamination, raising serious health concerns. Recent tests reveal shocking blood levels among the community.
El Niño: A Shift in Climate Expectations for 2026
The upcoming El Niño phenomenon is projected to have a substantial effect on global temperatures and weather patterns in 2026 and beyond. Experts are closely monitoring its development.
Queen ants kenya
A recent arrest at Nairobi's airport reveals a troubling trend in the smuggling of queen ants in Kenya, with significant ecological implications.
Large tortoiseshell butterfly: The Return of the
The large tortoiseshell butterfly has been confirmed to be breeding again in Britain after decades of absence, signaling a positive shift in biodiversity.
Large Tortoiseshell Butterfly Declared Resident Species in the UK
The large tortoiseshell butterfly has been officially declared a resident species in the UK after being extinct for decades. This marks a significant conservation achievement.