Yorkshire’s WallFest launched to protect crumbling boundary wall of ‘world’s first nature reserve’ | Conservation

Over four years in the 1820s, Charles Waterton built a 9ft-high, 3-mile-long wall around the parkland and lake of Walton Hall. The fox- and poacher-proof boundary enclosed what could be the world’s first nature reserve, completed in Yorkshire 200 years ago. Waterton, an eccentric, controversial and pioneering environmentalist, built nest boxes, special banks for sand…

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Shocking turtle photo reveals efforts to combat illegal wildlife trade

The winning photograph, Handprint on Sea Turtle by Britta Jaschinski Britta Jaschinski/Environmental​ Photography Award 2026 The illegal trade in live and dead animals funds crime and political corruption and threatens biodiversity. Sadly, prosecutions are rare. Alexandra Thomas and Louise Gibson at the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) Wildlife Forensic Lab are working on techniques to…

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Space Climate: An overview of space weather on long timescales

This event brings together experts on space climate to give an overview of how the coupled sun-to-Earth system responsible for “space weather” behaves on longer timescales. This includes “bottom-up” effects of terrestrial climate change on the space environment, vital for the satellite sector, and potential “top-down” effects on Earth’s climate from solar radiation and particles,…

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Weber silent on potential far-right cooperation over car CO2 emissions

The European People’s Party (EPP) hopes to reach agreement on a dramatic reversal of the EU’s internal combustion engine ban within the democratic centre of the European Parliament, chairman Manfred Weber has signalled while sidestepping questions about possible cooperation with the far right. It was “a quite normal thing that a rapporteur presents an EPP…

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West Belfast Partnership Board celebrate outstanding environmental projects at Environment Awards

WEST Belfast Partnership Board hosted its 2026 Environment Awards at the Roddy McCorley Club, celebrating outstanding environmental projects and community initiatives from across West Belfast. The annual awards recognise the efforts of local schools, community organisations and residents’ groups that are helping to improve the environment through community growing projects, sustainability programmes and innovative eco-friendly…

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Wizz Air target cut by Panmure Liberum as trading environment dominated by Middle East

Wizz Air target cut by Panmure Liberum as trading environment dominated by Middle East Proactive uses images sourced from Shutterstock Panmure Liberum has cut its target price for Wizz Air Holdings PLC (AIM:WIZZ) despite the budget airline lifting profit guidance, arguing that the upgrade does little to change a tougher picture for the carrier. The…

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