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Scientists have discovered a remarkable new species of carnivorous pitcher plant clinging to the limestone cliffs of the Philippines’ Palawan Island, but the exciting find comes with troubling news – the plant may already be critically endangered. The newly identified…
In the limestone peaks of southeastern France’s Dauphiné Alps, a groundbreaking conservation experiment is taking shape. Rewilding Europe has established France’s largest rewilding project in this rugged Alpine region, where ibex silhouettes once again move across ancient ridgelines and nature…
Christmas tree growers in western North Carolina show resilience rebuilding after Hurricane Helene's devastation, while Britain's EV charging expansion slows dramatically. Plus: Scientists discover endangered carnivorous pitcher plant in Philippines and English gardeners urged to plant "tredges" for woodland goals.
England announces comprehensive strategy to transform conditions for over 1 billion farm animals annually, while government scientists release laboratory-cultivated organisms to combat destructive invasive species. Meanwhile, UK raises farm inheritance tax threshold to £2.5 million following agricultural pressure.
Government scientists across Britain are taking an innovative approach to environmental protection by releasing specially bred organisms into the wild to combat destructive invasive species. The biological control program involves deploying crayfish, weevils, and fungi that have been carefully cultivated…
The English government has unveiled a comprehensive animal welfare strategy that promises to transform conditions for billions of farm animals, wildlife, and pets across the country. The timing couldn’t be more critical, as over 1 billion chickens and 8 million…
For generations, the semi-nomadic Vezo people have defined their existence around the abundant waters of Madagascar’s southwest coast. Every dawn, these skilled fishers launch their traditional pirogues—small boats carved from single tree trunks—into the turquoise shallows of the Mozambique Channel,…
Cape Town authorities have unveiled a contentious new strategy to address escalating conflicts between humans and chacma baboons that regularly venture into urban areas seeking food. The comprehensive plan has sparked fierce debate among animal welfare advocates who oppose its…
Scientists have discovered a vibrant new species of miniature frog in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, naming it Brachycephalus lulai in honor of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. The tiny amphibian, measuring just over a centimeter long—about the size of a…
Marine biologists report highest octopus populations in UK waters since 1950 as rising sea temperatures create ideal conditions. Meanwhile, Britain heads toward its hottest year on record, while Illinois advances groundbreaking battery storage legislation to boost renewable energy infrastructure.
