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Are Killer Whales’ Terrifying ‘Attacks’ On Boats Just Their Way Of Playing?

A family of orcas have struck fear into sailors in Orca Alley between southern Spain and North Africa by ramming their boat but experts insist it is just the killer whales’ playful behaviour

by Nick Harding

Menopause Management: 6 Surprising Supplements To Try

From aiding sleep to improving mood, consider these menopause supplements to manage symptoms naturally

by Ann Marie McQueen

Much Loved Giant Pandas Flown Back Home To China For Christmas

Giant pandas Tian Tian and Yang Guang will leave Edinburgh Zoo for China in the coming months

by Nick Ames

6 Chic Eco Retreats For Today’s Conscious Traveller

These stylish eco retreats are going above and beyond to make your stay as green as possible so you can pop them on your bucket list guilt free

by Nick Watkins

Top Ways To Avoid The Travel Greenwashing Trap

From ensuring hotels are science-backed sustainability certified to only visiting countries on track to meet their Net Zero promises these tips will help you steer clear of travel greenwashing

by Alexa Poortier

Cop28 Climate Summit To Plant 10 Mangrove Trees For Every Visitor

It’s estimated that 80,000 new mangrove trees will be planted in the UAE thanks to the climate summit initiative

by Nick Ames

2000 White Rhinos To Be Rewilded After Private Auction Fails

A non profit has purchased the world’s largest captive rhino breeding operation in a bid to rescue and rewild the white rhinos

by Nick Ames

Rise And Shine: 9 Ways To Be More Lark

Night owls like to stay up late, burn the midnight oil and party but they can suffer health issues including sleep and mood disorders as well as type 2 diabetes. But they can reset their internal clock with these expert tips and discover their inner lark

by Christine Fieldhouse

Is The Beauty Collagen Craze To Be Wrinkle Free Driving Deforestation?

An Amazon Rainforest Day Feature: There’s a big buzz surrounding collagen, but a recent report claims the anti-aging product promising to turn back the clock is contributing to climate change

by Anthea Ayache

States Must Safeguard Children’s Rights From Climate Change Says UN

The UN issued new guidance this week that calls for governments to protect children’s rights in the face of the deepening climate crisis.

by Nick Ames