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Roaring Success on Day One of Big Cat Fest 2026

Big Cat Fest 2026 opened its gates to 3,000 visitors, kicking off a landmark 10-day event celebrating wild cat conservation and rescue in Kent

by Staff Writer

Ursa the Lynx’s New Beginning: Inside the UK’s New Wild Cat Rescue Centre

Rescued from war-torn Ukraine, Ursa the Eurasian lynx has become the first resident of The Big Cat Sanctuary’s new Wild Cat Rescue Centre

by Nick Ames

Bees ‘Lick Their Lips’ for Sweet Treats, Study Finds

From licking their lips after sugary treats to shaking their heads at bitter flavours, scientists say bees may have emotional responses to what they eat

by Nick Ames

Will Climate Change Make Parts of Europe Too Hot to Call Home?

For decades, southern Europe has represented long lunches under olive trees, whitewashed villages and endless beaches with turquoise waters. Sun-drenched […]

by Claire Wills

The Macallan Estate: Rewilding with Spirit

From salmon runs to native wildflowers, The Macallan’s Speyside estate is going back to its roots and offering travellers a fine Scottish pour with a difference.

by Anthea Ayache

Delhi to Ban Petrol Rickshaws in ‘Game-Changer’ Pollution Crackdown

With petrol rickshaws responsible for almost a quarter of the Indian capital’s air pollution, new rules will push millions of drivers towards electric vehicles

by Nick Ames

Too Hot To talk About Climate: Heatwave Halts UK Summit

The climate crisis meeting due to be held at the London School of Economics has been cancelled due to overheating issues in the building

by Nick Ames

Climate Crisis Claims England’s Legendary Robin Hood Tree

A thousand-year-old tree, featured in the legends of the English outlaw Robin Hood, has become a victim of the climate […]

by Nick Ames

Climate Crisis Threatening Half the World’s Children

UNICEF warns that without urgent action to cut emissions and strengthen essential services, half the world’s children will face threats to their health, education and future

by Nick Ames