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Michigan Deer Rescued After Spending 10 Days With Halloween Pumpkin Stuck On Its Head

A young deer in Michigan has been given a second chance at life after animal rescuers spent 10 days tracking it to remove a plastic Halloween pumpkin trapped over its mouth

by Staff Writer

Greenpeace Unveils Attenboulder in Protest Against Destructive Fishing

A giant limestone sculpture of Sir David Attenborough, called the “Attenboulder’ is heading to the bottom of the North Sea to help prevent bottom trawling

by Anthea Ayache

It’s a Boy and a Girl! Rare Red Panda Twins Revealed at Hertfordshire Zoo

Born in June to first-time parents, Hertfordshire Zoo’s rare red panda twins have passed their first vet check

by Anthea Ayache

An Ant-Thinkable Crime: Thousands of Rare Ants Stolen From Nature Reserve

Police are investigating the mysterious disappearance of an entire colony of endangered ants from their last remaining English stronghold, amid suspicions that a misguided attempt at rewilding may be behind the theft

by Nick Ames

UAE Launches 47th Planting Week as Dubai Targets 3.5 Million Trees by 2040

From community tree planting to ambitious mangrove restoration projects, the UAE is encouraging residents to get their hands dirty for the 47th Planting Week

by Staff Writer

North America Is Losing 5,000 Acres of Vital Grassland Every Day

A new WWF study reveals how agricultural expansion is destroying one of the planet’s most overlooked ecosystems, threatening wildlife, biodiversity and vital carbon stores

by Nick Ames

UAE Launches GCC’s First Vertical Tulip Farm

The UAE is taking its agricultural ambitions in a rather beautiful new direction, with luxury flower company XSEED pioneering the region’s first vertical tulip farm

by Staff Writer

From Dagestan to Donegal – Etihad Airways Supports Rescue of Two Brown Bears

Two brown bears rescued from unsuitable conditions in Russia are settling into their forest home at Wild Ireland in County Donegal, following a five-year effort to bring them to safety

by Nick Ames

200-Year-Old Tree Felled to Make Way for Trump’s Border Wall

Environmentalists have condemned the destruction of a centuries-old cottonwood tree in Arizona

by Nick Ames

UAE Steps Up Efforts to Halve Food Waste by 2030

With an estimated 3.27 million tonnes of food wasted across the UAE every year, a new partnership aims to tackle the problem through science, behavioural research and community action

by Claire Wills