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Startup turns human urine into certified natural fertiliser
A Swiss startup, VunaNexus, is transforming human urine into a certified natural fertiliser, offering a sustainable alternative to traditio…
Northumberland village approves solar farm to power 300 homes
A Northumberland village has received planning permission for a community-led solar farm that could generate enough electricity for 300 hom…
Spotted orchids flourish in Derbyshire garden
A Derbyshire gardener has seen the number of spotted orchids in their lawn grow to 27 after adopting a 'no-mow' approach. The discovery hig…
The transformation of Kielder Forest from timber plantation to conservation site
England's largest forest, Kielder, has evolved from a purely commercial timber plantation into a thriving haven for wildlife and environmen…
UK green economy contributes over £100bn annually
New research shows that the UK's net zero industry is now worth more than £100bn a year and supports over a million jobs. Workers in this s…
Wistman's Wood on Dartmoor named one of Europe's most enchanting forests
Wistman's Wood has been recognised as one of the most magical forests in Europe, celebrated for its ancient temperate rainforest and rare m…
Dartford warbler population increases on RSPB reserves
The Dartford warbler is making a heartening recovery, with numbers on RSPB reserves rising by 44% over the last five years. Thanks to dedic…
Conservation efforts to protect the endangered glutinous snail in Wales
Ian Hughes and his family have spent over a decade working to save the rare glutinous snail, which now only exists in the wild in Britain a…
New fungus species found to control invasive heath-star moss
Scientists have identified a new species of fungus that naturally targets and destroys the invasive heath-star moss. This discovery offers …
Transport for Greater Manchester orders 125 new electric buses
Transport for Greater Manchester has placed an order for 125 additional battery-electric buses to expand the Bee Network fleet. This move b…
Rare plants thrive in Northumberland's former lead mining sites
Specialist plants like mountain pansies and alpine pennycress are flourishing in rare calaminarian grasslands created by centuries of lead …
Reading bus depot to host 600 community-owned solar panels
A new community-led project is installing over 600 solar panels on the roof of the Reading Buses depot. This initiative will generate enoug…