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‘Storm worse than ever today’: how schoolteachers tracked weather in the Outer Hebrides Members only Members only
School logbooks from the nineteenth century reveal how islanders coped with a period of particularly stormy weather. In their resilience is a lesson for the future.
At a Manchester bog, conservationists are still battling the damage of the Industrial Revolution Members only Members only
A toxic legacy lies beneath the surface of Holcroft Moss. What does that mean for its future?
On Llantrisant Common, a butterfly took on the bureaucrats – and won Members only Members only
Conservationists despaired after an application to translocate caterpillars was denied, while another to kill them was approved. Yet, against the odds, the marsh fritillary is back.
Is this Britain's loneliest rainforest? Members only Members only
On the bare landscape of Harris, a small copse inspires hope for the revival of an ecosystem.
'Nobody wants to live in a theme park': Will Wales finally get a new National Park? Members only Members only
The Welsh government has pledged to turn the Clwydian Range into the country’s fourth National Park – but not everyone is happy.
‘Does neb eisiau byw mewn parc thema’: a fydd Cymru yn cael Parc Cenedlaethol newydd o’r diwedd? Members only Members only
Mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi addo gwneud Bryniau Clwyd yn bedwerydd Parc Cenedlaethol y wlad – ond nid yw pawb yn hapus.
A Gaelic christening for Scotland's newest species Members only Members only
A new project is naming the plants and animals that have recently arrived on these shores due to climate change.
The silver lining to Britain's ash dieback crisis? More deadwood. Members only Members only
A fetish for tidiness has robbed Britain's woodlands of their deadwood. A devastating tree disease offers a chance to bring it back.
