A glorious week for wolves, a ghastly one for eagles
Recent developments on the US side of the Atlantic have given wolves a reason to howl with joy. On the ...
Tag: Environment
Polar bear auctions and declining elephant numbers: the trophy hunting industry’s latest scandals
The trophy hunting lobby group Safari Club International (SCI) attracted media attention in January. This was for auctioning off killing ...
Newly-approved oil and gas field sparks outcry from green campaigners
Plans for the new site were given the green light on January 19 by the Oil and Gas Authority – ...
Cameron’s 2013 promise to ‘cut the green crap’ could cost households £170 each next year
The number of homes installing new insulation plummeted in 2013
We couldn’t find anyone willing to accept responsibility for the expansion of a Welsh coalmine
Following the UN climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November last year, 190 countries and organisations, including the UK, agreed to: ...
Extinction Rebellion activists cleared by jury over rush-hour train protest
Three Extinction Rebellion activists have been cleared over a 2019 stunt which saw them cause 77 minutes of disruption to ...
Sewage, slurry and plastic in rivers ‘putting public health and nature at risk’
Environmental Audit Committee said only 14% of English rivers meet good ecological status.
We need to listen to the communities most affected by mining
As we reported in November last year from the COP26 climate summit, gold and copper mining companies are trampling on ...
Boxing Day is shaping up to be a lowlight in an already terrible year for hunts
Saying that British hunts have had a difficult year would be an understatement. Unfortunately for them - but fortunately for ...
A wild album is close to putting the extinction crisis at the top of Christmas charts
An album featuring the songs of Australia's disappearing birds has risen up the country's album charts in recent days. It's ...
Government ponders plan to ban sale of peat compost to gardeners by 2024
The use of peat for gardening could be banned by 2024 to protect the climate and nature under plans being ...
Our continued fight for justice made 2021 an important year to write for The Canary
As we approach the end of 2021, I’d like to give a big shout out and say a heartfelt thank ...
Government unveils ban on trophy hunting imports but campaigners denounce delays
Campaigners welcome plans to prevent hunters from bringing home animal parts, but are angry at delays in implementing the policy.
A resident faces an eleventh night without power as Storm Barra approaches
A man whose home has been affected by power cuts has said he has “no hope left at all” as ...
Apart from helping climate and biodiversity, more trees could mean better mental health
The boost to wellbeing from spending time among trees has been quantified for the first time in a new report.
The ‘ongoing blatant illegal hunting’ of stags is still happening now
"The cruelty is clear; the animal is heaving and gasping for breath," Bobbie Armstrong tells me. She's showing me footage ...
Young farmers hope ecological farm will ‘reconnect people back to the land’
The group have spent their life savings on the farm near Bath which they hope will feed 400 families.
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