Category : Conservation


Bermuda Snail Saved from Extinction by Chester Zoo

The greater Bermuda snail, once thought extinct, has been officially saved after conservationists bred and released over 100,000 individuals back into the wild through a collaborative international effort.

Make Do and Mend Revival: Brits Fix to Save

A new survey reveals a resurgence in 'make do and mend' as Brits repair items like toys and vacuums, saving money and reducing waste, driven by cost and eco-consciousness.

Hatfield's Market Place Shortlisted for Pineapple Award

Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council's redevelopment of Market Place in Hatfield town centre has been shortlisted for a Pineapple Award in the Child-Friendly Place category, recognising its transformation into an inclusive, sustainable hub.

Pupils Tackle Plastic Pollution on Devon Beach

Year 3 and 4 students from St Michael's C of E Academy in Paignton conducted a beach clean at Goodrington Sands during their 'courageous advocacy week', collecting waste to protect marine life.

Vote on £75k Play Zone Designs in Erewash

Erewash Council invites residents to choose between a woodland-themed or castle-themed playground for a new £75,000 fun zone in Ilkeston, funded by the Shared Prosperity Fund.

Rossendale Ramblers: Icy Moors to Balmy Walks

Rossendale Ramblers faced icy conditions on Haslingden Grane and enjoyed a sunny pub walk in Kirklees Valley. Upcoming local walks in Irwell Vale and Helmshore offer stunning views.

Beachside Mural Celebrates Landmark High Seas Treaty

A vibrant new mural in St Leonards-on-Sea celebrates the High Seas Treaty coming into force, a pivotal global ocean protection agreement. The artwork urges the UK government to urgently ratify the treaty into law.

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