Kris Decleer, Senior Researcher at the Research Institute for Nature and Forest, Brussels, and Science-Policy Interface, ...
For decades, data has told the story of our ecological crisis. Scientists track carbon emissions, map deforestation and log biodiversity loss. Yet data alone cannot make humanity feel the reality of a ...
From the clear covering on your microwave meal to the flimsy bread bag lying on the kitchen counter, plastic film is ...
Few wild bird species can claim the title ‘iconic’, but the Puffin is undoubtedly near the top of a select list that has ...
Cities worldwide are sinking at alarming rates, but that doesn’t mean the ground is sinking at the same rate everywhere. Some ...
New Progress Pathway and referral rewards scheme will help organisations build on completed sustainability work, engage their ...
A conservation detection dog working on Scotland’s west coast has been named Animal of the Year by the International Fund for ...
New guidance helps sports clubs, schools and developers deliver Biodiversity Net Gain while protecting land for current and ...
The UK could be in for a wet and stormy autumn followed by a colder, calmer winter – and an unusually powerful El Niño may be ...
Over 30,000 seabirds are estimated to die annually in Southern Hemisphere longline fisheries. This includes 438 Gibson’s ...
Data from Meteosat Third Generation’s Infrared Sounder are now operational, strengthening forecasts and severe weather ...
Could a cheap roll of duct tape help protect your home from flooding? New research suggests it could make a surprisingly big ...
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