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Get Ready to Snap Local Wildlife as City Nature Challenge Returns to Dubai
From sand geckos to city birds, Dubai residents are being invited to document the wildlife on their doorstep as the global City Nature Challenge returns
Antarctic Emperor Penguins Threatened with Extinction
As sea ice disappears at record rates, emperor penguins are being pushed towards extinction
Monkeys in Gibraltar Are Eating Soil to Cope With Human Junk Food
After years of being fed ice cream, crisps and fizzy drinks by tourists, monkeys in Gibraltar are turning to mud as a natural remedy
The Real Cost of Coffee: Climate, Conflict and the Future of Your Daily Cup
From rising global prices to disappearing bean varieties, the coffee industry is under pressure
Iberian Lynx and Prey Voted People’s Wildlife Photograph of the Year
A striking image of an Iberian lynx mid-hunt has been named the public’s favourite in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 People’s Choice Award
More Than 87 Million People Impacted by Climate Disasters in 2025
More than 87 million people were impacted by climate disasters in 2025, as hurricanes, floods, heatwaves and drought combined into one of the most disruptive and costly years on record
The 2026 People’s Choice Wildlife Photographer of the Year Shortlist Shows Nature at Breaking Point
Released by the Natural History Museum, the People’s Choice Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 shortlist captures moments of extraordinary beauty set against a backdrop of environmental pressure
A-23A – The World’s Largest Iceberg – Enters Final Stages of Melting
A-23A – the world’s largest iceberg – has turned bright blue, a sign, scientists say, that it is about to […]
The Ozone Hole Is Shrinking – Scientists Call It a ‘Reassuring Sign’ of Recovery
The ozone hole above Antarctica was the smallest and shortest-lived since 2019 this year
Edible Extinction: The Foods Most At Risk From Climate Change
As our world continues to warm, the foods we rely on will become more scarce and those with the least, will be hit the hardest.
