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March Burn in Angus restored to its natural winding path
Contractors have removed flood embankments and re-meandered a 244-metre stretch of March Burn in Glen Clova, reconnecting the water to its …
Gravesend filmmaker captures rare Amazon wildlife on five-week expedition
Andy Evans spent five weeks in the Peruvian rainforest to document the ecosystem's biodiversity, focusing on its pristine state rather than…
County Durham food waste is now being converted into renewable energy
Around 9,000 tonnes of household food waste collected across County Durham is being processed at the Wardley Anaerobic Digestion facility t…
Wales secures record-breaking 330 Green Flag Awards for parks and green spaces
Keep Wales Tidy has announced that 330 sites across the country have received Green Flag Awards, marking a new record for the nation. The a…
Scottish Association for Marine Science appoints the ocean as a board trustee
The Scottish Association for Marine Science has granted the ocean a formal seat on its board of trustees to ensure environmental health is …
First wild beaver kit born in Staffordshire in over 400 years
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust has captured footage of a young beaver kit, marking the first wild birth in the county since the 17th century.…
Rare bird's-nest orchid discovered at The Donkey Sanctuary in Devon
Ecology officer Helen Cavilla has identified a rare bird's-nest orchid growing in the woodland at The Donkey Sanctuary near Sidmouth. This …
Leftover apples and pears can help feed garden birds in July
With garden birds busy feeding their young this summer, experts recommend leaving out fresh fruit like apples and pears to support them. Th…
Wirral Council launches weekly food waste collections for residents
Wirral has begun a phased rollout of weekly food waste collections, marking the borough's most significant change to waste services in two …
Ecologist Jo Porter builds network to restore species-rich meadows across the Llŷn Peninsula
Ecologist Jo Porter has established a network of 80 volunteers across the Llŷn Peninsula to transform neglected land into species-rich gras…
Thirteen-hectare nature site completed near Gravesend as part of Lower Thames Crossing project
A new 13-hectare habitat featuring ponds, trees, and hedgerows has been established near Thong to support local wildlife including newts, b…
Rare crested cow-wheat colony thrives in Cambridgeshire after warden's intervention
A rare colony of crested cow-wheat in Ailsworth has flourished for four decades after a warden collected seeds from a declining population …