Somerset calls out,
Citizen scientists track,
Foxes roam the fields.
Citizen scientists track,
Foxes roam the fields.
Data for animals, such as foxes, will be welcomed by the Somerset Wildlife Trust.
Category: Science
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Unacceptable bacteria levels at Jersey beaches
Jersey's shores reveal,
Rain brings high bacteria,
Clear waters now tainted.Infrastructure and Environment bosses say they believe significant rainfall has caused poor results.
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A rare ancient rainforest set to come back to life
Ulster Wildlife plans,
Reviving ancient forest,
A century’s hope.Ulster Wildlife takes on 100 year restoration project of ancient rainforest.
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New charter gives River Wye the right to be free from pollution
Wye's charter bestowed,
First UK river to claim
Freedom from the grime.The Wye has become the first river in the UK to have a charter covering it from source to sea.
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Muck spreading ban to protect rivers doesn’t work, new minister says
Muck spreading ban fades,
River champions dismayed—
Wales' farmers push back.The regulations were championed by river campaigners but angered many farmers across Wales.
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Rare coastal grassland restoration completed
Limestone fields revived,
County Durham's £1m spent,
Nature blooms anew.Almost £1m is spent successfully restoring magnesian limestone grasslands in County Durham.
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First osprey chick of the year hatches
Osprey chick breaks shell,
Nest at Poole Harbour awakens,
Life springs at fifteen.The chick emerged from its egg in a nest at Poole Harbour on Friday at 15:10 BST.
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How to keep cool at your summer festivals
Music fills the air,
England's crowds seek shade and peace—
Hydrate, dance, repeat.As the summer festival season kicks off, temperatures are set to soar this bank holiday weekend.
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The space race to create gym equipment for future astronauts
NASA engineers toil,
Crafting tools for weightless work,
Gym gear for the stars.Scientists are attempting to build exercise equipment to be used on future space flights.
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Nearly 30 illegal waste ‘super sites’ revealed in new government watchlist
UK reveals the list,
Twenty-eight waste "super sites,"
Each holds tons of trash.The list, published by the Environment Agency on Friday, includes 28 so-called "super sites" that contain more than 20,000 tonnes of waste.