10 minutes agoShareSaveShareSaveReutersThe Princess of Wales met local children and their families during a walk in Ardura Community Forest in MullThe Prince and Princess of Wales are spending their ...

Helen BriggsEnvironment correspondent, BBC News•@hbriggsGetty ImagesThe swallow is a common summer visitor, arriving in April and leaving in OctoberWith what's being called a mini-heatwave looming for the UK, it's ...

1 April 2025ShareSaveShareSaveNicki Gwynn-JonesNicki Gwynn-Jones' Fulmar with Golden Raindrops won the awards' top prize. Nicki captured the scene at Longaglebe Geo in Orkney.The 15th annual Scottish Nature Photography Awards ...

Roman WilliSpecial Mention, Animal PortraitsThe Nature inFocus Photography competition celebrates photographers who capture powerful moments in natural history and highlight critical conservation issues. Each year, the contest showcases a ...

GettyIssues like climate change, biodiversity and water are all interlinked, the report saysClimate change, nature loss and food insecurity are all inextricably linked and dealing with them as separate ...

BBCWales' environmental watchdog is making job cuts to plug a £13m funding gap in its budgetCampaigners have warned against "brutal" cuts to Wales' environmental watchdog, saying the plans "put ...

Getty ImagesCampaigners say national parks should have more powers to buy up private landRestoring nature in the UK’s national parks is being held back because nearly 90% of their ...

2 hours agoBy Malcolm Prior, BBC News, rural affairs correspondentGetty ImagesWater voles are among those species under threat in the UK thanks to habitat lossA coalition of more than 80 nature ...

Some companies are giving shares to environmental groups, or putting such advocates on their board. Source link

Threave was the site of the country's highest temperature - how do they cope with a heatwave? Source link

Key mountain habitats are disappearing more quickly due mostly to logging and wildfires. Source link

The nature presenter returns to TV screens to explore the natural history of Britain and Ireland. Source link