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UK national park changes name and logo in response to climate crisis
Brecon Beacons National Park has reclaimed its original Welsh name as part of a new sustainability drive. Here's why.
From wasteland to wetlands: Nature’s comeback in the Gaza Strip
A €46 million project is trying to rehabilitate Palestine's Wadi Gaza, raising hopes that what was once destroyed can be restored.
Albania's Vjosa becomes Europe's first wild river national park
It will be conserved as a living, free-flowing river, to the benefit of people and nature.
How to see California’s mysterious firefall
Every February, thousands flock to Yosemite National Park to see the firefall. But conditions have to be just right.
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The tenacious animals conservationists feared were extinct
With COP15 underway, these extinction-defying species prove that conservation projects can really work.
Trentino: Why you should try ‘forest bathing’ in this green paradise
Forest bathing involves immersing yourself in nature - and some doctors prescribe it for its meditative effects. Here’s why you should try it.
Easter travel: Get away from it all on this little-known UK island
Spiritual home of the Scouting movement, this unspoilt haven in southwest England is a nature lover's paradise.
Spain: National parks impose caps to control hordes of tourists
Spain is the second-most visited country in the world - but huge visitor numbers are taking their toll on some of its most beautiful spots.
Scottish community ‘defies odds’ to double its own vast nature reserve
Langholm bought more than 2,000 hectares from a duke’s estate last year to restore nature. Now they have done it again.
India’s ambitious project to bring back its extinct cheetahs
African cheetahs will be flown to India next week and reintroduced to a national park.
These popular Marseille beaches are asking day-trippers to pre-book
A French national park is limiting its visitor numbers to make your day at the beach better for you and the environment.
The jungle environmentalist saving elephants in Thailand
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"We must find a way to coexist with nature as our populations rise. As wild spaces shrink, we will bump up against nature."
Portugal is opening Europe's biggest floating solar park this year
The solar park will be the size of 4 football pitches and be made up of 12,000 panels.
Tourists shocked by swarms of crabs invading Cuba's beaches
At dawn and dusk the multi-coloured crabs emerge, scuttling sideways toward the turquoise sea, climbing up house walls and carpeting the roughly paved coastal road.
Daring travellers will love this hanging train-turned-hotel
The hotel opened in 2020 during the pandemic and proved to be an unexpected success.
Europe’s 89 million dogs are pooing all over biodiversity hotspots
The levels of nitrogen and phosphorous found next to fouled paths would be illegal on farms, scientists were 'staggered' to discover.
Guatemala: Visit the megadiverse country with 360 microclimates
Guatemala is perfect for outdoorsy types with a sense of adventure.
A quarter of the soil on these Norwegian islands is plastic waste
A team of volunteers and researchers have unearthed 5.5 million litres of marine waste from the Trøndelag archipelago since 2017.
Portuguese islands create Europe’s largest protected marine area
Portugal’s Madeira archipelago now boasts Europe’s largest protected marine area following the adoption of a new legal framework.
Sri Lanka: Everything you need to know to plan the perfect trip
Sri Lanka is blessed with magnificent landscapes, historic capitals and temples - it is home to eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Here's why you should visit.