
The Guardian reports creatures such as hedgehogs waking without sufficient food as abnormal weather disrupts hibernation.
The Guardian reports creatures such as hedgehogs waking without sufficient food as abnormal weather disrupts hibernation.
The METRO explain how to make it easy for yourself to live more sustainably in 2022 by introducing changes that require initial action and then become low-maintenance habits.
The Independent reports millions of people will be cutting down on alcohol this month as part as part of “Dry January”.
The Observer reports news that the average age of volunteers in some areas tops 60 has prompted park authorities to get upcoming generations more involved.
This iNEWS piece details Andi Probert’s job looking after the reindeer in Britain’s only subarctic ecosystem. “Obviously, all reindeer do belong to Santa. We’re just looking after them for him.”
The BBC reports dozens of dead and barely alive puffins are being washing up on Orkney’s coastline. Experts are investigating the discovery of the birds at Scapa and other beaches in recent days. They do not yet know why the birds are dying but they believe it is unlikely to be avian flu.
Surviving puffins are being treated by vets, while the deaths have been reported to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
The Mirror reports according to a joint study by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) and BirdLife International, one in six birds have been lost since the 1980s.
The Times reports the weasel may be the villain in The Wind in the Willows but Britain’s smallest native carnivore needs legal protection because of falling numbers, scientists have said.
Metro reports from seed balls to sustainable shampoo -As we all become more conscious of how waste harms the environment, it’s time to shop more sensitively for this year’s Christmas presents.
The Guardian reports efforts to contain the non-native invader failed and it has spread all over England and Wales’s waterways.