Now playing Next no comment Portuguese park fire under control but new heat wave expected High temperatures, strong winds and severe drought helped fuel Portugal's biggest fire of the summer 19/08/2022
Now playing Next Nature Visitors to world’s tallest tree could face up to 6 months in prison Officials say it isn’t worth risking the penalty to visit the world record holding tree as it can't easily be seen from the ground. 02/08/2022
Now playing Next Spain Spain's Doñana National Park under threat as groundwater pumping continues UNESCO Heritage Site, Doñana National Park is drying out as rising temperatures, reduced rainfall and the pumping of groundwater for intensive agricultural purposes shrink the region’s aquifer. The wetlands are home to a variety of flora and fauna and also support many endangered migratory birds. 27/05/2022
Now playing Next Nature This hidden greenhouse grows plants for all of London's Royal Parks Hidden in central London is one of the biggest glasshouses in the UK which grows enough plants to keep the city’s Royal Parks in bloom. 30/04/2022
Now playing Next Green News New York City's Central Park is now a 'lab' to study climate change The Central Park Climate Lab team wants to use data from satellites and on the ground to study seasonal patterns and how plant and animal life respond to shifting weather. 22/04/2022
Now playing Next Nature Karachi’s urban forest is bringing nature to the heart of the city Six years ago this was an abandoned waste land, now it's a nature filled forest in the middle of Pakistan's largest city. 23/01/2022
Now playing Next no comment Life on the streets of Kabul after Taliban takeover Afghanistan, which relies heavily on foreign aid, faces near-total poverty resulting from political instability, frozen foreign reserves and a collapsed public finance system. 25/09/2021
Now playing Next Italy Italian politician resigns after trying to rename a park 'Mussolini' A member of Italy's far-right League has resigned after he proposed renaming a town square after the brother of dictator Mussolini. 27/08/2021
Now playing Next United Kingdom UK police appeal after woman wearing Charlie Hebdo t-shirt is stabbed The incident took place in Hyde Park's historic Speakers' Corner, where people have gathered to speak and debate for more than 150 years. 26/07/2021
Now playing Next United Kingdom England's chief medical officer harassed in "shocking" video Police are investigating video footage which appears to show England's chief medical officer being harassed by two men in a London park. 29/06/2021
Now playing Next Destinations How to make the most of Serbia’s great outdoors From the limestone cliffs of the Uvac Canyon to the thickly forested Tara National Park, Serbia has a wealth of outdoor spots that are waiting to be explored. 26/05/2021
Now playing Next People The Welsh mountain battle: Why Snowdon should switch to Yr Wyddfa Wales is trying to reclaim its tallest mountain’s Indigenous name, but colonial attitudes run deep. 21/05/2021
Now playing Next Nature Why are 45,000 people signing up to kill a threatened species? Volunteers are applying to shoot bison at the Grand Canyon, to prevent environmental damage from taking place. But is this the right decision? 07/05/2021
Now playing Next no comment Filipinos head to Christmas parks for festive cheer amid the pandemic The country has one of the world's longest festive seasons, that kicks off in September, but this year Christmas parties and mass gatherings are banned. 11/12/2020
Now playing Next Green News The invisible threat of noise pollution: How do we protect quiet? Noisy environments can be bad for both our mental and physical health. 19/08/2020
