Britain’s butterfly boom comes with a warning for next year Science No comments yet Britain experienced a significant butterfly boom during the record heat of summer 2026. Over 100,000 volunteers counted nearly 1.4 million […] Read more
Former Australian miner spotted Saturn ripple in 2024; two years later, co-authored 10-sided wave Science No comments yet An Australian amateur astronomer made a groundbreaking observation in their backyard, discovering a colossal ten-sided atmospheric wave. This unique finding […] Read more
High school teacher discovers first reported T. rex trackway dating back 66.5 million years Science No comments yet Read more
In 2013, St Agnes and Gugh began rat eradication; 12 yrs later, Manx shearwater sites hit record 225 Science No comments yet A rat eradication project on St Agnes and Gugh in the Isles of Scilly began in 2013 after invasive brown […] Read more
Colorado buys 2,100-acre ranch to help save lesser prairie-chickens from decline Science No comments yet Colorado’s lesser prairie-chicken population has fallen from more than 80,000 birds in 1975 to only 89 breeding males in 2024. […] Read more
Pirates hunted Galapagos tortoises to extinction; after 180 years, they returned home Science No comments yet Read more
Large Blue Comeback: extinct UK butterfly surges 1,866%; ecosystem fix drives recovery Science No comments yet After being declared extinct in Britain, the large blue butterfly has made a remarkable return, flourishing across thirty-three different sites. […] Read more
Japan village turns 40,000 tonnes of discarded scallop shells into stronger safety helmets Science No comments yet In Sarufutsu village, the burgeoning problem of scallop shell waste has taken center stage. A plastic manufacturing firm has crafted […] Read more
Egypt is growing crops beneath solar panels in the desert; the unusual idea could save water Science No comments yet Read more
In 2009, 55 acres of invasive forest began a decade-long return to native habitat Science No comments yet Read more