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Weaker building regulations could destroy 215,000 hectares of nature in England, analysis shows

Weakening environmental regulations for small housebuilders may lead to significant nature loss without compensation over the next 10 years.

3 weeks ago

Stunning Black-and-White Wildlife Winning Photos from the 2025 reFocus Photography Awards

The 2025 reFocus Photography Awards showcases 20 monochrome wildlife images that illuminate the emotion and elegance of nature, emphasizing both the power and intimacy of animal encounters.

Photography

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4 weeks ago

Farms in England could be taken out of food production to boost nature, says Labour

Some farms in England could be taken entirely out of food production under plans to make more space for nature, as announced by Environment Secretary Steve Reed.

Agriculture

London food

London's longest hand-painted mural unveiled at new park

The mural 'Threads in the Wildflower' embodies the identity and diversity of Wembley Park's community.

Something fishy: the best of Belfast photo festival in pictures

This chance encounter on the hills reaffirmed the crucial role the hills play as a space for people to connect both to each other and to nature.

Photography

fromiRunFar

iFishFar: Fly Fishing for Trail Runners

All in all, adding fly fishing to my running has literally pointed my running in new directions, while tuning me into a whole new ecosystem and its inhabitants.

Running

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Filoli launches a new network of hiking trails with the help of artist Thomas Dambo's giant trolls.

Filoli is shifting focus from built environments to nature through art, emphasizing environmental stewardship with engaging installations.

UK politics

The nature gems in Havering, east London and Essex at risk from new planning law

The Planning and Infrastructure Bill threatens over 5,000 protected nature sites, prompting concerns from environmental groups.

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SF's 31st Annual Butterfly Count 2025 (McLaren Park)

The 31st Annual San Francisco Butterfly Count is set for June 15th at McLaren Park, led by naturalist Russ Aguilar.

OMG science

fromColossal

In a Rare Daytime Appearance, Flying Foxes Keep Cool in an Indian River

Photographer Hardik Shelat captured the rare sight of fruit bats drinking water amidst extreme heat during an expedition in Gujarat.

fromwww.mercurynews.com

Volunteers can train to be docents with Midpen

Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District seeks community volunteers to train as docents for free guided outdoor activities.

#wildlife-protection

UK politics

Wildlife charities urge Labour to scrap licence to kill nature' in planning bill

Labour faces backlash from wildlife charities for planning bill viewed as harmful to nature.

UK politics

Labour's great nature sellout is the worst attack on England's ecosystems I've seen in my lifetime | George Monbiot

The new government bill poses a severe threat to England's ecosystems by dismantling vital environmental protections.

UK politics

Wildlife charities urge Labour to scrap licence to kill nature' in planning bill

UK politics

Labour's great nature sellout is the worst attack on England's ecosystems I've seen in my lifetime | George Monbiot

The new government bill poses a severe threat to England's ecosystems by dismantling vital environmental protections.

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Pets

fromwww.mercurynews.com

If feeding wildlife is bad, why are we feeding birds?

Feeding wild birds can be good for habitats, but it must be done responsibly to avoid negative consequences.

#architecture

Renovation

House at the Foot of Mt. Asama / norari works

The house is designed for multi-generational use and respect for nature.

Renovation

The Houberg Estate / Dieter Blok + Sanne Eekel

The project successfully integrates architecture with nature, transforming a polluted site into a sanctuary.

Renovation

House at the Foot of Mt. Asama / norari works

Renovation

The Houberg Estate / Dieter Blok + Sanne Eekel

The project successfully integrates architecture with nature, transforming a polluted site into a sanctuary.

more#architecture

fromTime Out London

Deer have returned to London's Greenwich Park after four years away

With all the doom and gloom going on in the world, it's nice to be able to deliver a bit of good news, especially when it pertains to something cute and cuddly.

London

fromwww.npr.org

These Australian twins have gone viral after speaking in synch

The Twinnies, Bridgette and Paula Powers, are notable for their viral interview and decades-long commitment to nature conservation.

fromwww.yourlocalguardian.co.uk

Berlin's ancient Dicke Marie' oak feels effects of prolonged dry spell

Berlin's oldest tree, Dicke Marie, is struggling due to prolonged drought conditions influenced by climate change.

Environment

Fears for 'environmental disaster' after second oil spill on River Wandle in 2 months

Most of the oil from the recent spill has been cleared, but its environmental effects remain uncertain.

fromNew York Post

fromwww.scientificamerican.com

Is it illegal to touch or pick the cherry blossoms that are in full swing in Washington, DC?

Cherry blossom visitors are often unaware of the legal penalties for picking blooms or climbing trees.

Environment

4 months ago

Smarter, More Natural Levees Could Better Protect against Floods

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is changing its approach through the Engineering with Nature initiative, shifting from dominating to working with natural ecosystems.

fromSFGATE

4 months ago

Glacier National Park's oldest ranger has died

Douglas Follett, Glacier National Park's oldest ranger, dedicated 58 years to the park, becoming an iconic figure known as 'Ranger Doug'.

Follett's life story reflects a deep connection with nature, shaped by his upbringing and commitment to preserving Glacier National Park.

fromwww.wimbledonguardian.co.uk

4 months ago

Wimbledon Common bird feeder workshop teaches children about wildlife

Young naturalists at the Wimbledon Common Nature Club created bird feeders from recycled materials to support local birds during colder months.

fromThe New Yorker

7 months ago

Letters from Our Readers

The act of killing bears, often referred to as 'euthanizing,' should be called what it truly is: a convenience for humans, not an act of mercy.

Business