In a remarkable display of environmental stewardship, the Lancashire Wildlife Trust, in partnership with Fylde Council and dedicated volunteers, is set to enhance the coastal defences of St Annes by planting hundreds of used Christmas trees in the sand dunes. […]
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, a South Lincolnshire father and business owner has been left devastated after his business, Cresslands Touring Park, was severely damaged by recent flooding. David Walters, 51, described the harrowing experience of watching the business
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In the sweltering morning heat of central Israel, Thai Sade tends to his avocado trees, preparing for artificial pollination. Mr. Sade, the founder of the tech company BloomX, has developed a method to mechanically pollinate crops, akin to the work
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“Nature needs chaos, it needs randomness,” says Lee Schofield from the RSPB. He is sitting on the bank of Swindale Beck, a stretch of river close to Haweswater Reservoir in Cumbria – one of England’s largest lakes. The chaos –
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