Environmental Conservation
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More Than Half Of Britain’s Butterfly Species Are In Decline, Monitoring Finds
According to the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme (UKBMS), which has mapped over 44 million butterflies from 1976 onwards, it appears that Britain’s...
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Study Links Ocean Warming Above 1.5°C To Continuous Global Marine Disruption
Ocean warming above 1.5°C is no longer a theoretical climate scenario; it is already reshaping ma...
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Study Finds Climate Change Could Reduce Forest Carbon Storage By Up To 30%
Forest carbon storage is one of nature’s most powerful defenses against climate change, wit...
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12 Animals Declared Extinct In The Last Decade: Species We Have Lost Forever
Animal extinction has become a sobering reminder of the biodiversity crisis unfolding across the ...
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Why Bats Are Seeking Sanctuary In Churches
For many centuries, churches have stood as silent sentinels in the landscape—stone walls, high roofs, and crevices formed by age and weather. In...
UK Steps Back From Global Forest Protection Fund Supporting The Amazon And Endangered Tropical Forests
The decision that the UK steps back from the Global Forest Protection Fund marks a significant turning point in global forest diplomacy....
Mass Coral Bleaching: What The 2023–25 Global Event Means For Oceans And Coastal Economies
The world is witnessing an unprecedented coral crisis: mass coral bleaching recorded across nearly every ocean basin between 2023 and 2025 is...
Global Tree Cover Loss From Fires Surged 370% Compared To 2023, Report Finds
The rate at which Earth's forests are burning is unprecedented. Global forest cover loss reached 29.6 million hectares (Mha) in 2024, the...
Artistic Projects In The Amazon Transform Climate Inaction Into Environmental Value Ahead Of COP30
Artists, Indigenous collaborators, and cultural organisations are turning creative practice into a powerful lever for climate policy, proving that...
UK’s Nocturnal Insects Declining Due To Light And Climate Pressures
In addition to clouds and migratory birds, trillions of insects live in the skies over the United Kingdom, silently supporting agricultural cycles...